Parent Talk Live
Community Activist Rosalind Johnson Seeks to Repeal HB1107

Sitting in for Dr. Mike Robinson, host of Parent Talk Live is Michel S. Davis Robinson. Joining Michel Davis Robinson on Parent Talk Live to discuss a major rally in Prince Gorge’s County Maryland by Educational Advocates seeking to repeal HB1107, a law that has allowed County Executive Rushern Baker to take control of the school system is Community Activist Rosalind Johnson.
Rosalind Johnson attended elementary, Junior High and High school in PGCPS. She graduated from Fairmont Height in 1962. She went on to attend Morgan State College where she graduated with honors. Rosalind Johnson’s enrolled at the University of Maryland College Park and Hood College for her graduate studies.
Ms. Johnson began teaching in Prince George’s County Public Schools in 1968 and retired in 2004. She also served on the Board of Education of Prince George’s County Public Schools S from 2006-2010.
During her tenure with Prince George’s County Public Schools Rosalind Johnson taught Spanish and French, she also served as president of PGCFT- Prince George's County Federation of Teachers/AFT FOR 12 YEARS.
One of her most cherished awards was receiving an “Honorary Doctorate" from Morgan State University, to commemorate the CIVIL RIGHTS Protests of 1963. The honor was presented in December of 2015.
Ms. Johnson stated during her acceptance of her Doctorate from Morgan State University “I organized that protest and segregation ended in BALTIMORE, MD. I was imprisoned for my activism.
Ms. Johnson is the parent of one "special needs adult son.
Rosalind Johnson attended elementary, Junior High and High school in PGCPS. She graduated from Fairmont Height in 1962. She went on to attend Morgan State College where she graduated with honors. Rosalind Johnson’s enrolled at the University of Maryland College Park and Hood College for her graduate studies.
Ms. Johnson began teaching in Prince George’s County Public Schools in 1968 and retired in 2004. She also served on the Board of Education of Prince George’s County Public Schools S from 2006-2010.
During her tenure with Prince George’s County Public Schools Rosalind Johnson taught Spanish and French, she also served as president of PGCFT- Prince George's County Federation of Teachers/AFT FOR 12 YEARS.
One of her most cherished awards was receiving an “Honorary Doctorate" from Morgan State University, to commemorate the CIVIL RIGHTS Protests of 1963. The honor was presented in December of 2015.
Ms. Johnson stated during her acceptance of her Doctorate from Morgan State University “I organized that protest and segregation ended in BALTIMORE, MD. I was imprisoned for my activism.
Ms. Johnson is the parent of one "special needs adult son.