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Seeking alternatives to alternative schools
A dispute at a drinking fountain at North Augusta High School in 2014 resulted in a weeks-long sentence to an alternative school for 15-year-old Logan Rewis, a decision that changed the course of his academic career and contributed to his decision to drop out of school entirely.
Sixth grader launches nonprofit to serve up compassion for the homeless
Marlon Miller Jr. is a Georgia sixth-grader on a mission, and he recently launched a nonprofit to take it to the next level.
Shaping Character: The Reason Why
As students head back to school, we repost our signature piece on character formation, and why the loftiest-sounding goal is the one you’re already achieving.
U.S. Ed Dept honors NJ school for helping students develop good character
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos recently recognized a New Jersey Catholic school as a National Blue Ribbon School, an honor credited in large part to an intentional focus on developing good character in students.
N.J. kids helping again with Christmas food drive
For well over 20 years to collect food for struggling local families during the Christmas season.