Raising African American Sons with Dr. Willie J. Kimmons

Raising an African American Male, in today's society. Why do we raise our daughters & spoil our sons. How do we save & protect our children? This week we have Dr. Willie J. Kimmons, he was born in Hernando, Mississippi.  Raised in Memphis, Tennessee where he attended public schools and received his high school diploma from Frederick Douglass High School.  He was a student athlete and received an athletic scholarship to attend Lincoln University. Dr. Kimmons has served at every level in the higher education teaching: College Professor at several major universities; a Program Director, Classroom Teacher, Dean, Vice President, President, Chancellor. He is currently he is serving as an Educational Consultant for Pre-K-16 schools, author of five (5) books and as a Motivational Speaker.  

Dr. Kimmons’ philosophy is … that institutions should be committed to providing quality educational and health care services and should be held accountable by the communities they serve.  He welcomes the challenge of giving and sharing leadership that supports these goals.  He further believes that by uniting our energies and supporting our educational and health care systems, we will be able to keep our students academically challenged, and our citizens better prepared for life.
Dr. Kimmons’ Motto is …“Help Me to Help Somebody to Save Our Children, and Save Our Schools; Never, Ever, Give Up On Our Children, Because Our Children are Our Greatest Resource; Our Children are an Extension of Us; and Our Children are Our Future.”
Dr. Kimmons is a new voice for partners in education. He founded his corporation in 2005, Save Children Save Schools, Inc. Educational Services, 1653 Lawrence Circle, Daytona Beach, Florida 32117