City Year Boston - 4:36
Sandra Burke, Executive Director
Posted Sep 27, 2016
Nearly 14,000 students in Boston are at risk for dropping out of high school before graduation. Nathan O'Leary and Sandra Lopez Burke, Vice President and Executive Director of City Year Boston discuss nearly 3 decades of work towards a solutions.
Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team
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