Title: The future of America, according to 7 teachers
Headings: The future of America, according to 7 teachers
The future of America, according to 7 teachers
For more like this, follow TMRW on Instagram at @tmrwxtoday.
Luis A. Gonzalez, high school social studies teacher at Huntington Park High School in California
Master of Arts in Education, Stanford University
What is the future of America?
What is the future of American education?
What stories haven’t been told that need to be told?
Michelle Lee, Ph.D. candidate in American studies at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Master of Arts in American Studies, Purdue University
What is the future of America?
What stories haven’t been told that need to be told?
What are you doing to create the future you envision?
Katherine Matheson, Spanish instructor at Phillips Andover in Massachusetts
Master of Arts, Spanish language and translation, New York University
What is the future of America?
What is the future of American education?
What stories haven’t been told that need to be told?
What are you doing to create the future you envision?
Alex Huff, intervention specialist at Dayton Early College Academy in Ohio
Bachelor of Science, special education, Central State University
What is the future of America?
What is the future of American education?
What stories haven’t been told that need to be told?
What are you doing to create the future you envision?
Aria Halliday, Ph.D, assistant professor of gender and women’s studies, University of Kentucky
Ph.D. American studies, Purdue University
What is the future of America?
What is the future of American education?
What stories haven’t been told that need to be told?
What are you doing to create the future you envision?
Sarah Feigelson, fifth grade teacher at PS 59 Beekman Hill International School in New York City
Masters in Education, early childhood education, Bank Street College of Education
What is the future of America?
What is the future of American education?
What stories haven’t been told that need to be told?
What are you doing to create the future you envision?
Karla Rodriguez Beltran, Ph.D. student in sociology at the University of California, Davis
B.A., English, Nevada State College
What is the future of America?
What is the future of American education?
What stories haven’t been told that need to be told?
What are you doing to create the future you envision?

Content: Our national identity has never felt more divided — and some days, it’s hard to marry the vision of America as it is with the vision of America we dream it could be. TMRW asked seven educators across the country, from elementary school teachers to college professors, what they envision for the future of American education … and for the future of the country itself. For more like this, follow TMRW on Instagram at @tmrwxtoday. Luis A. Gonzalez, high school social studies teacher at Huntington Park High School in California
Master of Arts in Education, Stanford University
What is the future of America? We see communities, especially low-income communities of color, left out of political, social and economic spheres. This shouldn’t be the case. Looking toward the future, I envision an America where all communities feel like they belong and where folks from these communities are leading the way forward. What is the future of American education? My hope is the future of American education will prioritize creating and facilitating opportunities for young people to realize their tremendous power to drive change in our country. Educators at all levels should be intentional about fostering educational opportunities where young people recognize their power and prepare to take charge.