Doc Cee and Miss Livy Argue in the U.S. Supreme Court - POD - Softcover

Do you aspire to be a lawyer, or maybe a court judge? Do you wonder what it would be like to be a United States Supreme Court Justice? Well, this "UReadULead" selection describes a situation in which brilliant lawyers, Doc Cee and Miss Livy, argue a case in the United States Supreme Court in the effort to equalize learning for all children in America, and particularly black children. Enjoy reading this energetic, rhythmic, rhyming poetic masterpiece, and let's see if our lawyers will emerge victorious in the eyes of the nine expert U.S. Supreme Court Justices. This work utilizes the dynamic African-American twins, Doc Cee and Miss Livy, in a fun-filled way to recount historical incidents related to the provision of public education for all children in America, without legal prejudice.

Dr. Cleophas O. Jones was born in Mobile, Alabama. He is an educator with 20+ years of K-12 leadership experience in one of the largest public school systems in the United States. Dr. Jones is an avid poetic author, educational consultant, and national speaker. His literary works are designed to reach and inspire all readers, and particularly, struggling readers, in such a way that the literature: 1) Inspires college and career readiness; 2) Enhances knowledge, creativity, and standards-based comprehension; and 3) Increases parental engagement and school partnerships. Dr. Jones believes that once you set your mind to having fun when reading, then reading will become a fun mindset.