Growing Inland Achievement

Education Insight

Education Insight tells the story of education in the Inland Empire through the diverse voices of those in and around the regional education community. The show is produced by Growing Inland Achievement, a collective impact organization in the Inland Empire with a mission to increase economic prosperity in the region by increasing educational attainment. Hosted by 30-year broadcast veteran Lacey Kendall, monthly shows explore topics ranging from education challenges and shortcomings to innovations and groundbreaking ideas that are driving student success.

Author

Growing Inland Achievement

Category

Education

Podcast website

inlandempiregia.org

Latest episode

Jun 15, 2026

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Episodes

Achieving Equity at Inland Empire Educational Institutions 06.06.2021

In this episode we explore equity challenges and opportunities at our Inland Empire educational institutions.  Featured guests include:  Dr. Talisa Sullivan, Administrator for Equity and Access for the Riverside County Office of Education Dr. Angela Clark-Louque, Professor of Educational Leadership at CSU San Bernardino, and Co-author of "Equity Partnerships: A Culturally Proficient guid...

Growing Inland Achievement Through a Collective Impact Approach 27.04.2021

Guests Include: Dr. Carlos Ayala, President & CEO, Growing Inland Achievement Ann Marie Sakrekoff, COO, Growing Inland Achievement Dr. Tomás Morales, President, California State University, San Bernardino Dr. Judy White, Former Riverside County Superintendent of Schools

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