Melissa Harris-Perry | November 24, 2012
Opportunities through after school programs
Rochelle Ballantyne and assistant principal John Galvin of I.S. 318, continue talking about how budget cuts threatened their now-famous after school chess program, and the types of opportunities the chess team have provided students.
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