Defining “Our” with Charles King

Published June 5th, 2017 at 1:00 PM

Sponsor Message Become a Flatland sponsor

1 minute read

At Take Note, we like to say, “This is Our City, Our Schools, Our Future,” but the word “our” is used differently by different people. We asked Charles King, executive director of the Kansas City Teacher Residency Program what “our” means to him and why it’s important.

Follow “Take Note: Our City. Our Schools. Our Future” as together, we tell the stories that matter, the stories that make an impact. We want to know — what stories do you have for us, and what can we find out for you? Email us at contact@takenotekc.org and follow the entire project at takenotekc.org.

Like what you are reading?

Discover more unheard stories about Kansas City, every Thursday.

Thank you for subscribing!

Check your inbox, you should see something from us.

Flatland relies on reader support to deliver in-depth coverage of the stories that are important to this region. Do your part and make your crucial donation now. Support Local Journalism

Sponsor Message Become a Flatland sponsor

Join our family of curious Kansas Citians

Thank you for subscribing!

Feature Series

We Are Flatland

Defining “Our” with Charles King

Like what you are reading?

Thank you for subscribing!

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Join our family of curious Kansas Citians

Thank you for subscribing!

Feature Series

We Are Flatland

Defining “Our” with Charles King

Like what you are reading?

Thank you for subscribing!

Related Stories

Nick's Picks | Holiday Shopping and Other News

Grab Your Credit Card

Buddhism: Religion, Philosophy or Way of Life?

Popular Option for Spiritual Seekers

New Hunter Learns to Thrive in the Wild

Overcoming a Fear of Guns

Eat Local, Eat Wild

Wild Foods Contest Draws Hundreds to Lawrence with Tasty Recipes

Weekend Possibilities | Plaza Lights, Mariah Carey and Cats

The Table is Set

New Exhibition Asks Crucial Question: Where Are the Birds?

Linda Hall Library Examines Climate Change Quandary

Tap List | Dark Beers Reign Supreme on Black Friday

Creamy and Delicious

Legal Fights Brew Over Missouri Cannabis Sales Tax Rules

Under the state constitution, local governments can impose cannabis sales taxes. But how those taxes can be applied is still up for debate.

Nick's Picks | Thanksgiving and All the News

Time to Eat

Plaza District Council Makes Case for Country Club Plaza

Conversation With Prospective Owner

Leave a Reply Cancel reply