There's a movement in education to get more movement into education. The Girls Athletic Leadership charter School in Denver (GALS) is an example. It's all girls, and a student might be asked to run down the hall in the middle of math class as part of the lesson.
Now, the schools organizers want to try the concept with boys, pending approval from Denver Public Schools. Nick Jackson is a language arts teacher at GALS and would become head of school at this new boys charter school. It would start with the sixth grade and add a class every year until it's also a high school. Jackson spoke with Colorado Matters host Ryan Warner.
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