January 18, 2026 - 09:01

A new podcast hosted by Katie McGuire and Alexis Morgan is set to explore the intricate ways education policy shapes the lives of children and their communities. Drawing from their experiences as parents, researchers, and educators, the duo aims to provide a unique perspective on the challenges and successes within the education system.
In their discussions, McGuire and Morgan will delve into various topics, including curriculum changes, funding disparities, and the impact of local policies on student outcomes. They believe that understanding these issues is crucial for parents and community members who want to advocate for better educational environments.
The podcast will also feature interviews with educators, policymakers, and other parents, creating a platform for diverse voices and experiences. By sharing their insights and fostering dialogue, McGuire and Morgan hope to empower listeners to engage more actively in the education landscape and contribute to positive change for future generations.
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