Making the Case for Higher Academic Standards
Season 10 Episode 38 | 28m 11sVideo has Closed Captions
James Allen, CEO of Hilliard Lyons, explains his support for higher standards.
James Allen, CEO of Hilliard Lyons, talks with Bill Goodman about his support for higher academic standards and explains why he believes those standards will result in a better prepared workforce and stronger economy. Allen is the current board chairman of the Jefferson County Public Education Foundation, which works to provide financial support for Jefferson County Public Schools.
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Making the Case for Higher Academic Standards
Season 10 Episode 38 | 28m 11sVideo has Closed Captions
James Allen, CEO of Hilliard Lyons, talks with Bill Goodman about his support for higher academic standards and explains why he believes those standards will result in a better prepared workforce and stronger economy. Allen is the current board chairman of the Jefferson County Public Education Foundation, which works to provide financial support for Jefferson County Public Schools.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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