Over 160 years ago, a historic announcement in Galveston, Texas, informed the last enslaved African Americans that they were finally free. That day — June
As the sun rose in Cádiz, an ancient beach town on Spain’s southern coast, I headed into the ocean in search of a refreshing reset
A black-clad figure stands hunched in the middle of a boarding school classroom. He looks conspiratorially around at the gaggle of young men — his
The government having a say in whether every book we read is harmful sounds incredibly dystopian, but a bill currently in the State House of
In the past few months, violence from ICE agents has been highly televised. This stemmed from the recent shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
When starting high school, you often hear the most common advice: build connections. Whether it be with your teachers, admins, clubs, or most importantly, your
A comprehensive high school experience, one that prepares students for college and a well-rounded adulthood, has always extended beyond the walls of the classroom. Extracurricular
Adults love to make rules about teens, without actually listening to teens. Whether it’s about dress codes, mental health resources, or city curfews, teenagers are
Yondr has been in the news a lot recently. These phone jails, meant to “alleviate the intrusion of personal technology to create vital, distraction-free experiences
A college degree has long been considered a prerequisite for many jobs and is meant to represent a person’s expertise in a field. But, as
In high school, students take standard social studies classes such as U.S. History, American Government, and World History. In recent decades, classes on ethnic history,
Recently, Atlanta counties have been implementing changes to their public schools, some for students and others for teachers, in an effort to improve our education
