We congratulate the ‘Walkout’ Class of 2018 By Paul Katula • May 8, 2018 We extend a wish of congratulations and joy to the graduates of the Class of 2018. We express hope in the future with them in the lead.
Child Victims Act dies, once again, in N.Y. By Paul Katula • Apr 3, 2018 Sadly, a bill to extend the time child sex abuse survivors could pursue legal recourse against their abuser falls in Albany.
Okla. teachers may walk out over pay on Monday By Paul Katula • Mar 31, 2018 Teachers have had enough low pay. Many take 2nd jobs or sell blood plasma to pad their income. Strike possible Monday.
Students walk out over gun and safety issues By Paul Katula • Mar 15, 2018 Student protests over gun violence and school safety occurred in the US Wednesday, with students walking out for 17 mins.
Teachers often don’t report violence against them By Press Release • Mar 8, 2018 A huge nationwide survey has revealed that teachers who are victimized by violence sometimes don't even report it to school officials.
DACA: the other school problem that won’t go away By Paul Katula • Feb 21, 2018 If Congress doesn't act by Mar. 5, protection will start expiring for US residents who came to the country illegally as children.
Shooting at a Fla. high school leaves 17 dead By Paul Katula • Feb 14, 2018 Another school shooting has occurred, this time in Florida, in the nation's 7th-largest school district: Broward Co. Public Schools.
1st Valentine’s Day after #MeToo By Paul Katula • Feb 14, 2018 Does the #MeToo movement add any insurmountable challenges on Valentine's Day? Several student features show the way.
Freshman girl says she was used for sex By Paul Katula • Feb 12, 2018 Many students are writing about dating and sexual relationships, including improper ones, and some of the reading is heartbreaking.
Ga. charter school operator stole $1.2 million By Paul Katula • Jan 26, 2018 We've known charter schools can become corrupt more easily than traditional public schools because oversight regulations are relaxed.