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Live from Sacramento - Achievement Gap

KQED - November 14, 2007

By Michael Krasny

California's African-American and Latino students continue to score lower than their white and Asian counterparts on standardized tests. In a special live broadcast from our Sacramento studios, we look at new efforts to close this achievement gap. 

Guests: 

Glenn Singleton, executive director of the Pacific Educational Group 

Jack O'Connell, superintendent of public instruction for the State of California and organizer of the two-day Achievement Gap Summit being held this week at the Sacramento Convention Center 

Jeannie Oakes, director of UCLA's Institute for Democracy, Education and Access 

 
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