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"There's a silent epidemic running rampant in our school systems."

That's the crux of the film, "Race to Nowhere" showing at The Clariden School of Southlake tonight, Thursday, November 10th.

Parents, students, educators and the general public are invited to a free showing of the film, which focuses on the problems facing the American school system, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Seating for the movie is limited, so tickets must be reserved early. To reserve your spot, click here. Tickets should be printed and presented at the door.

The Clariden School is located at 100 Clariden Ranch Road.

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