My Parents’ American Dream
My parents left their home country behind to give me the American Dream. But, like other immigrants, they discovered that this dream is only attainable if you know English and have a solid education.
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This Teen Showed How Anti-Bullying Programs Come Up Short
Anti-bullying programs don’t address the roots of bullying, instead hoping that by simply telling children not to bully will be sufficient. News flash! It isn’t.
To Escape Bullying, I Left My Public School
When I was 13, I was bullied in school. I dreaded waking up in the morning. I made up excuses for missing school. But I got to press the reset button.
An Education Money Can’t Buy
For years, I tried to figure out how to get away from my low income, inner city school. But then, I changed my mind.
What Is Due Process For The Accused In The Age Of #MeToo
But what is due process, and how does it work into campus sexual assault investigations for school-aged children?
Did You Know: JUUL Is The New E-Cigarette
The FDA just announced it plans to crack down on retailers who sell JUULs and other e-cigarettes to minors.
When Applying To College, Diversity Matters To High School Seniors
As many high school seniors scramble to get their college applications in on January first, some students of color find themselves with an extra set of questions to ask schools.
As College Application Deadlines Approach, High School Seniors Stress
Application deadlines are coming up for graduating seniors interested in going to college next year. It’s a stressful time. Youth Radio talked to three graduating seniors, Arnav Gupta, Nina Roehl, and Sierra Fang-Horvath, about their mad sprint to the finish line.
Thanksgiving Overshadowed By College Deadlines
As a high school senior, I look forward to every break. Thanksgiving is one of my favorites. But I’ve found myself dreading the arrival of this holiday because of college application deadlines.