School Talks Special Edition: Unpacking the Michigan School Machine is a special eight-week fall series designed to help listeners understand the education system as a new school year begins. Hosted by Dr. Robert Livernois, the program takes a deeper look at how Michigan schools operate, exploring topics from school safety, funding, and special education to curriculum, accountability, and school choice. Through conversations with education leaders and policymakers across the state, listeners will gain insight into the decisions that shape the school experience for students, parents, and communities throughout Michigan.

ABOUT THE HOST:

DR. ROBERT LIVERNOIS

Dr. Robert Livernois is a distinguished figure in the field of education, with a career spanning over 36 years. He has served in various capacities, including classroom teacher, school principal, and most recently, as superintendent of Warren Consolidated Schools.

His extensive experience covers a multitude of educational aspects, including teaching and learning, technology integration, social-emotional learning, school safety, and the impact of social media on kids.

Dr. Livernois is also an adjunct faculty member at Wayne State University’s College of Education, where he contributes to the development of future educators.

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