Schools Are Not the Problem
If children are at more risk out of school than in school, then the problem isn’t school.
- If kids who aren’t in school are hungry, then increase funding to food pantries and community kitchens. (BTW–many public schools have been feeding kids all summer.)
- If kids who aren’t in school are in greater danger of abuse, then improve child protective services, counseling, and intervention services.
- If kids who aren’t in school don’t have a safe place to stay, then build more shelters for families in need.
- If kids who aren’t in school are more likely to suffer from mental health problems like anxiety and depression, then let’s spend more money on mental health care and increase CONTINUE READING: Schools Are Not the Problem | Eclectablog
