Erin Einhorn

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Mar 26 2018

On a superintendent’s first day, just another Tuesday for 37 Detroit first-graders with no music or art or gym

Spend a morning in a Detroit classroom and it quickly becomes clear exactly how much will have to change in this city before it looks anything like the “mecca” that Vitti imagines. Read more…

Written by Amanda · Categorized: Chalkbeat, Detroit Free Press, Education Stories

Jan 26 2018

This American Life: Settling the Score

Erin Einhorn grew up begging her mother to tell her all about the remarkable story of how she survived World War Two, thanks to a Polish woman named Honorata Skowronski, who risked her life. But her mother didn’t like to talk about it. And somehow, her family didn’t consider Honorata a hero. So Erin went […]

Written by Amanda · Categorized: Radio, This American Life

Mar 26 2017

The Secret Society Of Twisted Storytellers – “SCHOOL DAYS”



Written by Amanda · Categorized: Storytelling

Dec 05 2016

The Challenge of Manufacturing a Diverse Campus

A charter in Detroit that sought to attract families of all races and incomes is seeing real integration. But it might not stay that way. Read more…

Written by Amanda · Categorized: Atlantic, Chalkbeat, Education Stories

Apr 11 2016

The Extreme Sacrifice Detroit Parents Make to Access Better Schools

Some parents have to travel six hours and take up to eight buses each day to take their kids to better schools outside of their neighborhoods. Read more…

Written by Amanda · Categorized: Atlantic, Chalkbeat, Detroit Free Press, Education Stories

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