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The students put together this video to introduce our program to the young people of the B4YT organization in Liberia, West Africa. We have been developing a relationship with B4YT for over  a year to build friendship and understanding between our youth. This has entered a new stage where each organization will exchange videos every other week  to learn about each other’s lives and the issues that affect them. This video is the first in the series from TCS and was produced 100% by our students.

We were excited to have radio host and acclaimed DJ, Sean Armstrong, back at the school for a Conversation today. Sean, who is also known as DJ Face, is from Baltimore but has performed across the United States and in Africa, Asia and Europe.

Sean shared his journey into music that started when he was very young, though took second place for awhile as he pursued basketball in college and a career in various aspects of retail management. There were many lessons learned along the way that he shared with the students.

It was a real pleasure to have Sean back at the school and we appreciate his generosity of time whenever we ask.

The fate of Dreamers under the DACA program is to deep concern of students and is the lead story in today’s edition of TCS Student News. News around the school includes a Conversation with 2nd Lt. Jefferson Thomas of the United States Air Force and a Spotlight on TCS partner, Artist and Education director at The Lyric, Denise Kumani Gantt. Check out all this and more.  This edition of TCS Student News was produced by Hector Rivas and Karla Rivas with production assistance by Rhys Guilfoyle.

Taking a deeper dive into budgeting skills, Kathleen Gower and Ashley Wilkinson came in from Berman McAleer today for the continuing Financial Literacy seminar series. For the last month, the students have each been recording their own spending as well as household spending on them. They also are comparing that with income from jobs or savings.  This is part of a years’ long effort to build financial skills in the students to last a lifetime.  Thank you Kathleen and Ashley and all of the folks at Berman McAleer!

 

Coping with the force of gravity while flying in a fighter jet was just one of the stories that captivated the students in this week’s “Conversation with…” 2nd Lieutenant Jefferson Thomas this week. Lt. Thomas is a recent graduate of the Air Force ROTC program at Texas A & M University who is performing as a recruiter for a year before attending flight school to be a pilot. In addition to talking about the Air Force ROTC program and the opportunities and career that follows, he also shared a good deal about his own family and experiences. It was a dynamic and engaging conversation and we appreciate the generosity of time (and all the merch) that he shared with us.

For the big story, TCS Student News shines a light on the tough economic situation in Argentina., our neighbor to the south. Producers Ruth Rivas and Kennedy Lewis take us through the myriad of activities around the school this week including attending Oh Happy Day!, a captivating production currently at Baltimore’s own Center Stage.  This was followed up by a “Conversation with…” members of the team who worked on the production along with education department staff from Center Stage, This week’s “Spotlight on..” featured TCS graduate and program staff Janiah Tillery. Check out all of this and more.