Education
Ghana Super Session: Assemblyman Sean T. Kean
Assemblyman Sean T. Kean took time out of his busy schedule to participate in a Ghana Session at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Asbury Park.

Assemblyman Sean T. Kean took time out of his busy schedule to participate in a Ghana Session at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Asbury Park.
Attending this session were the dream academy students, the students from Ghana, Eric Jones, the CEO of Oiada International, Darryl Batts, and social studies teacher Mr. Wronko.
Assemblyman Sean T. Kean in Asbury Park
During this session Assemblyman Kean spoke about the New Jersey Legislature and how it works. He talked about how a bill was introduced and passed through the legislature. Also he spoke about his life as a politician and remembering his first day on the job.
Questions from students
Mr. Kean also answered numerous questions from the dream academy and the students in Ghana. Some of the questions he answered dealt with:
1.Whether or not taxes were going to be cut.
2. How money was used in New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy.
3. How companies were going to be created for more jobs.
4. Comparing the government in New Jersey to the government in Ghana.
5. How our current governor of New Jersey was doing his job.
All students felt that Sean T. Kean was a great public speaker and gave a wonderful presentation. In addition, he enjoyed this unique opportunity of speaking to the dream academy as well as the students in Ghana. He also looks forward to coming back for another Ghana Session.
P.S. Thank you Mr. Kean for attending this Ghana Session at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School.
Dream Academy students:
Juna Weedon
Alejandra Garcia Chavez
Hasley Clemente
Jimya Davis-Sloan
Vah’Kyla Esdaile
Enjonae Griffin
Guadalupe Hernandez-Nava
Abira Hodge
Amaya Hodge
Tiviana Kenney
Javon King
Kayla Lewis
Ariana Linares
Joseph Lopez-Barrios
Andrew Martinez
Tysion Murchison
Hailey Perez
Principal Supervisor of this event: Mr. Gerbino
Vice Principal: Zakiya Del Orbe
Thank you goes out to the security team at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School.
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