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MPR forum: Latinos and education

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Education event in St. Paul
Alberto Monserrate, far left, Michael Munoz and Elia Bruggeman participated in an education event held in June 2015 in St. Paul, Minn. The event was co-sponsored by the Minnesota Council on Chicano Latino Affairs and Minnesota Public Radio.
Eamon Coyne | MPR file

MPR's Chris Farrell and Alberto Monserrate co-host a discussion about education and Latinos. What's working, and what lessons can we all learn about how best to teach all of Minnesota's children? Their guests are Elia Bruggeman of the Minneapolis Public Schools and Rochester School superintendent Michael Munoz. Alberto Monserrate is CEO of NewPublica and former member of the Minneapolis Board of Education. Event co-sponsored by MPR and the Minnesota Chicano Latino Affairs Council.