Wired - To Fight! To Battle! To Win! Against the Miseducation of Minority Children

This book covers how Black and Hispanic families have to deal with an educational system that does not work for all children. With the many issues families deal with, the biggest challenge is how to prepare their child for a world that is constantly changing. Social media, cultural changes, climate change, technology, school shootings, and the drug crisis are inundating our communities and schools in overwhelming ways. Fixing a broken educational system is a challenge from all sides, and the teacher's frustrations can be transferred to the students. The information in this book is presented not as a fix-all but to give insight to parents so they can deal with the growing challenges now and in the future of education.
There is no one size fits all solution for dealing with the educational problem. The best tool is knowledge and communication with our students. As a parent and former teacher, vice-principal/principal, and minister, the author has a unique perspective on how to deal with children in the educational system. Seeing the whole child means knowing how the community affects the schools and how the school can positively affect the community.

Dr. Toureno Taylor is a strategic senior leader in academic/behavior program management and educational design, with experience in educational leadership supported by extensive history in administrative program management and community outreach. Dr. Taylor also has a Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) focused in Educational Leadership and Administration from Nova Southeastern University.