International Society for Technology in Education debuts 'Say Hey (I Love School)' music video that is actually pretty good

The jam-packed annual International Society for Technology in Education conference and exposition is currently taking over the Convention Center, having launched this weekend.
Technically Philly will have more coverage this week, but we loved this music video, featuring Temple University’s Broad Street Line and Alliance for Progress Charter School’s 4th grade class, inspired by Michael Frante’s pop hit ‘Say Hey (I Love You).’
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