Most schools buy microphones and speakers for classrooms. We've taken things one step further and built amplification systems directly into the DNA of our new schools.
They are part of a burgeoning movement of high-schoolers nationwide who are stepping up to demand more comprehensive lessons on reproduction, contraception and abortion — and who, if the adults refuse, are teaching each other instead.
The pandemic has shown teachers that their skillsets are in high demand in the private sector, which often offers more money and more flexible work schedules.
Homeless students are seeing unprecedented levels of funding support as districts work to stem one of the most troubling enrollment drops of the last few years.
