For Immediate Release Kevin Clark (310) 466 3123
Invites you to participate in a three-‐screen television discussion via Livestream, Twitter, and Facebook accounts about how Science Technology Engineering Math Arts Stewardship impacts our lives and how to integrate into early childhood development. Compton High School’s Drive to encourage S.T.E.A.M.S. Compton, CA – May 23, 2013 – Compton High School welcomes you to participate in a discussion to close the gap between economically challenged and privileged children. Dakar Foundation will be unveiling the first phase of a S.T.E.A.M.S Program, to aggregate efforts in to integrate Science Technology Engineering Arts Math and Stewardship into inner cities school districts around the country. Compton High School will be Dakar’s first stop on a tour of schools around the country to identify and drive students, teachers, and parents to participate in a registry exchange to enhance students test score in math and science, thereby increasing potential for inner-‐city student to pursue careers in STEM-‐related fields. This discussion will be held inside of the “The All Things Science Day Event on the Campus of Compton High, in Compton, Ca. The discussion will feature teen reporters, special guest and will be hosted by actor Richard Gant. The discussion airs 10am -‐ pm pacific. You can join the conversation by linking on to We'll also pay homage to the Fallen 66, The World War II Pilots who never made it home. We believe its' fitting before Memorial Day, Monday May 27th 2013 to use this forum to discuss the impact of these young civil rights icons , and all men and women who died in the service of their country. Dr. Lorenita Holloway, science department chairperson for Compton High School is the great niece of one the pilots, Lieutenant George McCrumby. We'll discuss next steps to search for families and how science (genealogy) will play a part in repatriating the remains of the men who gave all. This event and discussion will be used as a barometer to measure stakeholder’s ability to change the culture between all concerned in providing all students with the tools to "change their circumstances. We plan to produce phase two during Compton “Summer Bridge” program in July. For more information, please contact:
Dr. Lorenita Holloway Compton High School /Science Department Chairperson (310)635-‐3881 ext. 67585/Cell 213 324-‐5859