Month: September 2018

This was an interesting article I came across showcasing the damages that exclusionary punishment does in the California school system, specifically to students of marginalized backgrounds. Students collectively missed more … Continue Reading →

This article is about a professor  facing retaliation for criticizing mental health services on her campus, Florida Polytechnical Institute. Improving mental health supports on college campuses is crucial, and students … Continue Reading →

This is a thought provoking editorial I came across the other day in Volume and Light. We hold our football teams, at all levels, to a high performance, zero-tolerance standard, … Continue Reading →

The University of Michigan just came out with a study showing a strong negative correlation between early exclusionary punishment, like suspension, and future academic performance. We must collectively fight against … Continue Reading →

This is an important organization I have a personal connection to, and it’s important people have access to mental health care when needed. If you can, please donate to help … Continue Reading →

An article on Betsy Devos and her recent changes to the Department of Education, specifically for students of color, came to my attention. This is an important issue we should … Continue Reading →