The Learning Report – October 2021
After Alexandria graduated in 2017, she enrolled in community college and initially found it difficult.
After Alexandria graduated in 2017, she enrolled in community college and initially found it difficult.
Minnie M. excelled at our school and was involved in almost every activity offered. She loved SLAM Poetry, often volunteered at community events and was always willing to talk with other students about our school.
Verbal bullying can be frightening, painful and traumatic – but when it turns physical, the harm can be devastating. Michaela M. was a target of bullies at her previous high school where she was shoved, cornered and threatened.
Her Life Was Like a Jigsaw Puzzle – FLEX Helped Her Put the Pieces Together
Echo Carter was always a bright, happy and outgoing child, but when she got to junior high, she became the target of bullies.
Serenity Hunter – was just that. This shy girl with a troubled family life was searching for the calm, peace and untroubled mindset that most people enjoy.
Autism Awareness Month is a chance to highlight the one in 59 children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.
Jamila Moore is now 21, but back when she was just 15, her English teacher inspired her to write a story, and to improve it with dialogue and write it as a chapter book.
Kids who love animals often dream of becoming a veterinarian someday. But like any career path, there is a lot of hard work that needs to happen – and for high schoolers, that can start with Career Technical Education (CTE) classes.
What is one of the most powerful tools to prevent teens from taking a troubled path, skipping school or dropping out? Experts agree – it’s mentoring.