ON MARCH 11, Josue Enamorado stood in the teachers’ parking lot of Kennedy High School. He was nervous for many reasons, but he knew he was in the right place, among a sea of fellow students, their families and Richmond community members.
They had one common goal: to stop the district from gutting the Pathways programs at Kennedy High School, which are essential in protecting the students’ futures.
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