In this episode of The Edupurist podcast, join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Recy Benjamin Dunn, a prominent figure in the education landscape. Recy's story is about passion, dedication, and the pursuit of excellence in education.
Ray sits down with Recy Benjamin Dunn, who shares his remarkable transition from serving in the New York City Department of Education (NYC DOE) to assuming the CEO role at Ascend Public Charter Schools in Brooklyn, NY. With a wealth of experience, Recy provides unique insights into the challenges and opportunities of leading a charter school network.
During the interview, Recy discusses his motivations behind joining the field of education and his experiences working within the NYC DOE. He sheds light on the pivotal moments that shaped his career, including moving from a traditional public school system to the charter school sector. Recy reflects on the impact he aimed to make as a teacher and administrator and how those aspirations led him to take on a leadership role at Ascend.
As the conversation progresses, Recy shares his vision for Ascend Public Charter Schools and the innovative approaches they employ to promote student success. He elaborates on charter schools' unique challenges in providing quality education and how Ascend addresses these challenges head-on. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the strategies, programs, and philosophies that have contributed to the growth and success of Ascend under Recy's leadership.
Throughout the episode, Recy discusses the importance of equity, diversity, and inclusion in education. He discusses the efforts made by Ascend to create an inclusive learning environment that meets the diverse needs of its students and the broader community.
Please tune in to this episode of The Edupurist podcast and join us as we explore Recy Benjamin Dunn's remarkable journey from a dedicated educator in the NYC DOE to Ascend Public Charter Schools CEO. Discover the transformative power of education and the incredible impact one individual can make in shaping the lives of students and the future of education.
