Documentaries About School Choice

We encourage you view the following films about School Choice. 

Cookie and Zoe: Segregation 60 Years Apart is a mini documentary on the choices a Black family has to make when it comes to school choice in our community and the history of public education in our community.  The public viewing of this documentary is part of our events.  Please sign up here.  

Discuss your thoughts about it on our Facebook page here.

Left Behind is a documentary is about the choices a group of determined mothers made in order to challenge the New York City Public School system to open a free school for dyslexic students and the challenges they have to face.  In addition, the film highlights the complexities and difficulties dyslexic students face after graduation and the unfortunate connection dyslexia and incarceration have.  It is a must see!  

The public viewing of this documentary is part of our events. Please sign up here.  

You can also watch it for free on Kinema during the week of October 24.  

Visit their page here or their Facebook page here.

Discuss your thoughts on the Middle Georgia School Choice Fair's Facebook page here.