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Jose Vilson

Jose Luis Vilson, born and raised in New York City, teaches math to middle school students at J.H.S. 52 in Inwood.

Jose Vilson appears in the following:

How Are Teachers and Parents Feeling As Schools Reopen?

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Education activist José Luis Vilson shares his perspective on the start of the school year and how to address the challenges that face New York City public schools.

In Stormy Times, Schools Don't Close

Monday, November 26, 2012

During times of tragedy, a school can become a neighborhood’s community hub, one of the few structures open to all. A teacher recounts how his school stayed in touch with students in ...

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