Innovative schools are redefining high school—blending academics, careers, and community to create more meaningful paths for students.
Mesa Community College invites educators, students, and community partners to a communitywide screening of MULTIPLE CHOICE, a documentary by Ted Dintersmith (Most Likely to Succeed), followed by an afternoon of conversation, collaboration, and educator-led learning.
The event will feature a structured panel discussion, lunch, and two rounds of 60-minute breakout sessions hosted across MCC classrooms. Programming will center on educator storytelling, innovation in teaching, and future pathways into the profession, with voices from Mesa Public Schools CTE district leaders, the Arizona Educational Foundation (AEF) Teacher of the Year and Ambassadors of Excellence, and community leaders.
Multiple Choice offers a powerful look at how schools can rethink learning, purpose, and opportunity—serving as a springboard for dialogue about what’s possible when educators and communities work together.
Whether you are an aspiring educator, practicing teacher, or community partner, join us for an afternoon of learning, connection, and possibility.
Registration is required through this Eventbrite link. Early registration is encouraged as seating is limited.