
GradeCheck Radio Program
Weeks of Real Life Talk
Radio One – WCHB 1200 AM
Listen online at http://wchb1200.com/home.asp
Sunday, April 6th from 5 to 6 p.m.
Talking about Our Most Precious Resource: Our Kids
For the past 10 years, I have had the honor of working in our community helping student athletes (our children) prepare for college. It is now my life’s passion to keep the dream of a quality education alive and well in the hearts and minds of these kids and their parents.
I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with so many families, and through them, to learn about the challenges facing our community on so many levels. As I founded GradeCheck and began to help folks formally in our schools, I never dreamed that I would be able to reach so many.
And this dream just keeps getting better. For at least four weeks, starting this Sunday, April 6th, from 5 to 6 p.m., I will be co-hosting a radio program with Howard Bell, President of GradeCheck. Together, we want to talk with you (the communities we serve) about the challenges facing our student athletes and their families. We want to talk about the economy, high school education, graduation rates, the rising cost of college, recruiting, the NCAA Eligibility Center, the Real World of Professional Sports, and so much more. But, we will not just highlight the problems. No, our goal is to discuss the problems AND the solutions now available to help our kids in their journey to self-empowerment and success.
Appearing on the show will be parents, students, coaches, professional athletes (present and former), sports experts, and you. To be successful in addressing these issues, we will need you, the community, to join in.
Please tune in to WCHB 1200 AM at 5 p.m. this Sunday. If you can’t get to a radio, listen online at http://wchb1200.com/home.asp. Our kids and our community need your support and voice to face the challenges days ahead. WE WELCOME ALL CALLS; PLEASE CALL IN AT (313)-298-1200.
Thank you, and I look forward to the continued work of helping our children.