ACSA SPEAKER SERIES: Michael Bonner

February 20, 2018

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ACSA had a great time speaking with the irrepressible Mr. Bonner at our Leadership Summit in November of 2017. His energy, commitment to kids and passionate advocacy for his students is an inspiration to us all. Mr. Bonner is an inspiring second grade teacher at South Greenville Elementary in an impoverished neighborhood in Eastern North Carolina. In early 2017, Bonner was honored by Ellen DeGeneres in recognition of his positive and innovative educational approaches for children coping with the challenges of poverty.

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