The Ron Clark Story (Movie Starring Matthew Perry, Biography, Drama, Movies in English)

The Ron Clark Story (also known as The Triumph) is a 2006 American television film starring Matthew Perry ❤ Let us know in the comments how you found the film!

I'm inspired because I thought I had a big heart for teaching but this movie...Just made me level up....Thank you❤

Wonderful movie!!!!!

Beautiful

Best characters especially Jamaica

Great movie

A great movie! Wish we all lived like we were family. With respect for one another. Standing up for each other. Helping each other to learn and grow beyond our dreams.

ThNK YOU SO MUCH

Only LOVE can save.

Greatest movie. I have watched this movie at least 5 times now.

Brilliant. Really - REALLY - enjoyed this film. Thank you 👍.

what 2 great movie❤❤🔥

so educational it was, i must read the 55 rules ive slammed into the frustration of defiant youth and never got past the anger so illuminating and uplifting to see how its done portrayed...like stand and deliver...a lot congrats to all the achievers beautiful film

This is how All teachers should be!!
So many smart kids out there but we will not hear about them unless changes are made..

The right pre adolescents/ adolescents in the right place at the right time!

Rip Matthew Perry😢

Loved this movie!

LOVE LOVE LOVE

Great movie 👌

Rest in peace Matthew Perry

Best movie ever

What amazing film to see these kids change their lives around thanks to Ron Clarke i wldi watch it again x😊

THE GUY IN THE INTRODUCTION PICTURE THAT SHOWS THE MOVIE TITLE IS NOT RON CLARK NOR MATTHEW PERRY, HE IS SOME GUY THAT LOOK ALIKE MATTHEW PERRY (RIP). EXCELLENT MOVIE.

Thank you for the movie

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All I can say this movie makes me cried 😢❤❤❤❤

Is it based on true story?

I got goosebumps when he was given awards to the students. God bless all the teachers !

This movie got me teary, one of the best educational movies i have seen in a long time. So lovely.

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It’s hard to get into this movie when the students don’t even sound like NYkers but I’m going to watch it for the young actor Brandon Mychal Smith (I had to look up his name) but from the trailer I can tell he is a great actor (at such a young age too).

America needs more teachers like him.

Beautiful movie, thank you for sharing

I love this movie 😂❤

So heart breaking

What is the name of the song at the end of the movie when texts are going up?

So this is USA Onizuka?

Mr. Clark, you are these kid's Superman!!!!!
You are one of a Kind Human being.
My heart were swolen with so much joy and appreciation for what you've done to these
kids.. thank you so much for this film 💓

My late aunt was a teacher like him.

She taught first grade, and the other teachers laughed at her methods, until the teacher training experts started training teachers to use her methods.

Every year, her class would ace the state exams, and every year, they'd RETEST her class, because they were convinced that they had cheated.

She worked in a school district that had a rule: Students who had been identified as special needs and/or troubled (in kindergarten) would be spread out amongst the (several) first grade teachers, so that nobody was ever overwhelmed by having too many students with too many needs. Yeah, once she came to town, the school kept the rule on the books, but somehow, every troubled/special needs student in the entire first grade wound up in her classroom.

They would keep the classes together, so if you were in Classroom A for first grade, you'd have the exact same classmates in second grade's Classroom A, and the same in third, fourth, fifth, and sixth, right up to junior high. Which meant that the second grade teacher who inherited my aunt's class got the whole lot of them, and then they'd wind up spreading out those students who still had special needs or troubled. But that same teacher once came up to my aunt, and said, "I don't have to do a thing this year. You done learned 'em all they need to know." Yes, that is a direct quote, as my aunt told me. "You done learned 'em." I shuddered when I heard it.

And she dealt with AWFUL administration and AWFUL parents. I lived with her for one month, and she told me all kinds of stories, particularly on the days when she came home, and cried about the awful thing that happened THAT DAY. Or sometimes, the joyful thing.

For example, the one that stood out the most: The little girl who started first grade, without having attended kindergarten at all, because kindergarten was optional, but first grade was mandatory. If you didn't enroll your child in school, you had to officially declare you were homeschooling, and there were hoops and paperwork, and her parents DID NOT WANT TO DO THAT. See, they had basically kept the child in a closet and tossed food at her a few times a day. She entered first grade without even knowing how to SPEAK. Not, "Oh, she's mentally slow," or "She has a speech impediment." Nope. Her parents LITERALLY NEVER TAUGHT HER HOW TO SPEAK. They viewed school as free babysitting, and they REALLY loved the whole "Free school lunch" thing, because now, they didn't have to feed her. She got to eat at school. When she was sick as a dog, and could barely breathe, they sent her to school. My aunt INSISTED that they take her home and take care of her, to which her father replied, "Well, that means I'll have to put on my pants." ABOUT HIS OWN CHILD!!! Honestly, it's a wonder CPS did not remove her from their custody, but they lived in one of those areas were CPS is just overloaded, because of generational poverty, and generations of teen pregnancy and many a young man of fifteen would brag about how many "checks" he had, with how many baby mamas. They literally called their babies "checks," because each baby would be granted welfare checks from the government to pay for food and diapers and such, and every month, these boys would go to their various baby mamas and force them to hand the money over to them. It was a racket and plenty of the youths in town were in on it. They were raised not to care about their own children, because nobody cared about them, when they were children. Nobody but people like my aunt.

When that little girl said her first word, TO MY AUNT, at school, my aunt was so happy, she literally danced through the hallways, cheering. The whole school knew that the little girl had said, "Hello," to my aunt.

But a first grade teacher changing lives can only do so much, right? They need someone to care for them EVERY year. Or, at least every OTHER year, so that they can keep up with their learning. After all, contrary to what SOME PEOPLE believe, a first grade education is NOT, "all they need to know."

However, they never forgot how much she loved them. Personally, I can't even remember my first grade teacher. I barely remember first grade, at all. But ALL of her students remembered her. They'd see her in the grocery store, where they were shopping or working, AS ADULTS, and they would drop everything to come and greet her! They would send her wedding invitations, and keep in touch with her through letters and phone calls. Until the day she died!

She was a loving woman, and she was well-loved. And her idiot of a husband who cheated on her and abused her and dumped her was the one who missed out the most. He had a precious jewel and threw it away for some cut glass. But the children reaped the benefits, because she was able to pour even more of her heart into teaching them.

She was one of those teachers who are CALLED to the profession, and it truly was a vocation for her.

There are several movies like this, about that one special teacher who truly touches the lives of their students. It may seem that they are common, because there are several movies. But, such teachers are actually quite rare. If you look at all the movies about great teachers, and compare them to the number of actual teachers just in this country, you'll see, Ron Clark and others like him are, at least, one in a hundred thousand.

Amazing movie❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love this story. It had me in tears!

We need more people like him god bless

I'm still crying g over the massive loss of mathew😢😢😢what a great upcoming actor

Fantastic movie fantastic teacher. Matthew perry the best actor for that role

Sometimes words aren’t enough… Respect 🫡 ❤

Such a good movie 10/10

My teacher has suggested me to watch this touching and meaningful movie, as I also wanna become a teacher after graduation. It is truly helpful and I just wanna say 'thank you' to my teacher who brings me here. 🥰