Critical Exposure partnered with Youth United for Change, Education Law Center, Good Schools Pennsylvania, and the Education Policy and Leadership Center to work with high school students on a statewide school funding campaign. The project gave Youth United for Change students the opportunity to speak about their schools and to gain exposure in Pennsylvania.
MS. DRIGG IGG IGG IGG IGGIN
Christina (10th Grade), Olney West H.S., Philadelphia
“Ms. Driggin [or, as students call her, “Ms. Drigg igg igg igg iggin”] is my biology teacher. She is a driven teacher that is wonderful and kind. But due to the budget cuts, she has been force-transferred and won’t be at Olney [H.S.] next year.”
Christina (10th Grade), Olney West H.S., Philadelphia
“Ms. Driggin [or, as students call her, “Ms. Drigg igg igg igg iggin”] is my biology teacher. She is a driven teacher that is wonderful and kind. But due to the budget cuts, she has been force-transferred and won’t be at Olney [H.S.] next year.”
MS. DRIGG IGG IGG IGG IGGIN
Christina (10th Grade), Olney West H.S., Philadelphia
“Ms. Driggin [or, as students call her, “Ms. Drigg igg igg igg iggin”] is my biology teacher. She is a driven teacher that is wonderful and kind. But due to the budget cuts, she has been force-transferred and won’t be at Olney [H.S.] next year.”
Christina (10th Grade), Olney West H.S., Philadelphia
“Ms. Driggin [or, as students call her, “Ms. Drigg igg igg igg iggin”] is my biology teacher. She is a driven teacher that is wonderful and kind. But due to the budget cuts, she has been force-transferred and won’t be at Olney [H.S.] next year.”
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