....to be quite good, according to the Education Gadfly at the Fordham Foundation.
Good for them!
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Hey Ryan -- Flunked will be shown 7/23 in Spokane. 7-9pm. I'll be there along with movie Exec Producer Steve Maggi and one of our All-Stars, Angie Dorman of Wordan HS.
The Evergreen Freedom Foundation’s exciting new education reform documentary Flunked, narrated by award-winning actor Joe Mantegna, is back in Washington! This film will be presented in partnership with 590 KQNT radio on Wednesday, July 23rd, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at:
The Magic Lantern Theatre
25 W. Main Avenue
Spokane, WA 99201
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