According to a new study, Charter public schools are sending twice as many students of color to 4-year colleges than their traditional public school counterparts. 

As KCBS Radio’s David Welch reports, if the Charter School is geared towards college prep, those numbers are even higher.

According to a new study, Charter public schools are sending twice as many students of color to 4-year colleges than their traditional public school counterparts. 
As KCBS Radio’s David Welch reports, if the Charter School is geared towards college prep, those numbers are even higher.

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Charter schools share how they successfully encourage students of color to college

That kind of eyeroll-inducing humor is often known as the "Dad Joke" and ahead of this father's day we're taking a look at these types of quips.. and what makes them prime for patriarchs.

For more on this KCBS Radio's news anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with Ian Brodie Professor at Cape Breton University and a folklorist he studies the intersection of folk culture and mass media

That kind of eyeroll-inducing humor is often known as the "Dad Joke" and ahead of this father's day we're taking a look at these types of quips.. and what makes them prime for patriarchs.
For more on this KCBS Radio's news anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with Ian Brodie Professor at Cape Breton University and a folklorist he studies the intersection of folk culture and mass media

Ian Brodie discusses Dad jokes with Fathers Day coming up this weekend

A big night for stars of the stage is this weekend the 77th annual Tony Awards are tomorrow with some familiar names on the list of nominees. 

This comes as Broadway is still trying to come back post-pandemic and award shows of any kind have had a hard time keeping their footing.

For more on this KCBS News anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with Gordon Cox Variety's theatre editor.

A big night for stars of the stage is this weekend the 77th annual Tony Awards are tomorrow with some familiar names on the list of nominees. 
This comes as Broadway is still trying to come back post-pandemic and award shows of any kind have had a hard time keeping their footing.
For more on this KCBS News anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with Gordon Cox Variety's theatre editor.

77th annual Tony Awards kicks off tomorrow

A new study suggests that black children may be at higher risk of depression and anxiety as a consequence of their experiences with racism.  

KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas talked with the study author.

A new study suggests that black children may be at higher risk of depression and anxiety as a consequence of their experiences with racism.  
KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas talked with the study author.

Charter schools share how they successfully encourage students of color to college

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