Class of 2020 ... is there hope

<p>Interesting project --and one that assumes The Today Show will remain on the air for 13 years.</p>

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Today To Follow The Class Of 2020</p>

<p>No, NBC News isn’t following that 20/20. </p>

<p>In what NBC calls an “unprecedented undertaking,” the Today show will follow a class of kindergartners as they make their way through the education system from their first day of school through high school graduation.</p>

<p>The participating school is in the San Fernando Valley area of the LA Unified School District. In a release, NBC says “the elementary school is located in a diverse, middle-class neighborhood with a multicultural mix of white, Hispanic, Asian and African-American students as well as students of Middle Eastern descent.”</p>

<p>Today show EP Jim Bell says the series will offer viewers “a window into today’s public school system, and what educators and families are investing in their kids’ education.”</p>

<p>The first installment of the 13-year project airs this Friday on Today. </p>

<p>A PROJECT THAT WILL BE THIRTEEN YEARS IN THE MAKING - NBC NEWS</p>

<p>Birmingham discussion on CC </p>

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<p>I loved Michael Apted’s “Up” films from the UK.
This should be interesting.</p>