
Anthony Phillips ’10 talks about improving this country’s education system

Anthony Phillips '10
Anthony Phillips ’10, a double major in African American studies and philosophy from Philadelphia, offered a commentary for “My America 2008,” a special election-year series of The Tavis Smiley Show, broadcast by Public Radio International.
Phillips talked about how his educational performance improved once he moved from an overcrowded public school system in Philadelphia to a private school, where teachers were able to give him greater individual attention. [Original Story]