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Jay Artis-Wright, CEO and executive director of Freedom to Choose Schools, reframes the school choice conversation around access, outcomes and the freedom to pursue what works for students. Artis-Wright explains why representation means nothing without the power and autonomy to lead (15:33), and why human connectivity remains fundamental to learning even as schools navigate new technologies like artificial intelligence (26:38). The conversation also turns to political advocacy and how educators can better understand policymakers, build collective influence and make sure the right messenger is carrying the message (37:05).
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