Public-Private Partnerships for Urban Education—The Building of At Last!
We learned during the pandemic that education is critical infrastructure. In this episode, a logistics entrepreneur draws on his personal experience and collaborates with a technology consultant to both create an economic development zone and lift kids out of poverty. Together, they are creating a school-week homelife environment that brings resources to elementary school kids in the most challenged zip code in the state of Texas.
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