On this episode of The Education Concierge Podcast, join us as we highlight George Stewart, a dedicated educator with 16 years of experience and a fervent advocate for quality education. George's journey into education advocacy began with his acceptance into the National Education Association (NEA) Teacher Leadership Institute (TLI). Since completing the program, he's showcased his expertise by presenting at the NEA National Leadership Summit and serving as a TLI capstone reviewer.
George's commitment to public education is evident in his collaboration with state legislators, where he actively contributed to writing and introducing education legislation in the Mississippi House of Representatives. His advocacy efforts have notably led to the largest teacher pay raise in Mississippi's history and impactful campaigns surrounding safe drinking water in Jackson.
A staunch supporter of community schools and education equity, George has played a crucial role as the MAE representative on the OUR JPS Community Schools Planning Team and the Mississippi NAACP Education Committee. Beyond his teaching career, George is an alum of The Mississippi Black Leadership Institute, founded by Congressman Bennie Thompson, and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute Advocacy and Campaign Institute.
Tune in to gain insights from George Stewart's wealth of experience, his journey in education advocacy, and the impactful changes he's spearheaded in the realm of public education.
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