In a world that is changing faster than ever, education cannot remain static.
Technology is evolving. Industries are shifting. The skills required to succeed in tomorrow’s workforce look different than they did even a decade ago. If we want our students to thrive, compete, and lead, our schools must continuously adapt.
That is why two upcoming screenings of the new film “Multiple Choice” are worth your time.
This powerful documentary takes a deep look at how schools must evolve to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world. It challenges traditional assumptions about education and explores how innovative learning models can better prepare students not just to keep up, but to lead.
For our local community, the film is more than just thought provoking. It is an opportunity to reflect on the work already happening here and to better understand how our students are gaining a real competitive advantage.
Two Free Community Screenings
There will be two opportunities to preview “Multiple Choice” at no cost:
• March 4 at the Beardsley Theater in the Frauenthal Building
Register for the Beardsley Theater event
• March 12 at The Playhouse at White Lake
Register for the Playhouse at White Lake event
Event Schedule for Both Evenings
• 5:30 PM Doors open
• 5:30 to 6:30 PM Student Exhibition of Learning
• 6:00 PM Film begins
• 7:15 PM Debrief and panel discussion
• 7:30 PM Event concludes
One of the highlights of the evening will be the Exhibition of Learning, where students will showcase their work. This is a tangible demonstration of how education is shifting from passive absorption of information to active, applied learning. It allows the community to see firsthand how students are developing critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and real world problem solving skills.
The film itself will likely challenge assumptions and spark meaningful discussion. The debrief and panel conversation that follows will provide space to reflect, ask questions, and consider how we continue strengthening education across our county.
Education is not just a school issue. It is a community issue. The quality of our schools impacts workforce readiness, economic vitality, and long term community growth. When we invest in forward thinking education, we invest in the future of our region.
Please consider registering to attend one of these free screenings using the links above. “Multiple Choice” is more than a film. It is an invitation to engage in an important conversation about where education is headed and how we ensure our students are prepared not just for today’s challenges, but for tomorrow’s opportunities.
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