August 11, 2026 - 18:07

The long-running radio program "Education Matters" is set to return for its next installment on Saturday, August 17. The show, which focuses on issues and developments within the local school district, will open its new season with a featured guest: Suffolk Public Schools Superintendent Dr. John B. Gordon III.
Dr. Gordon recently received a significant professional honor, having been named the Virginia Superintendent of the Year. This recognition places him among the top educational leaders in the state, and the upcoming broadcast will provide an opportunity for him to discuss his vision for the district, the priorities for the coming school year, and what this award means for the Suffolk community. Listeners can expect a conversation covering the district's achievements, ongoing initiatives, and the challenges ahead.
The program has built a reputation for connecting school leadership directly with the public, offering a platform for transparent discussion on matters that affect students, parents, and educators. The August 17 episode is expected to be a key listen for anyone interested in the direction of public education in Suffolk. The broadcast will air at its regular time, and the full interview is anticipated to cover a range of topics relevant to the start of the academic calendar.
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