Policy leaders have focused on equipping schools to support students on the path to better well-being and academic health. But what if there were another party that was even better positioned to address the full array of challenges children and adolescents face today?
The pandemic has caused real and lasting damage to students. Partnering with families might be the key to repairing it.
In New Orleans, a mom searches for the right school for her daughter and family—in a pandemic, without ever entering the building.
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Temporary closures may be inevitable this month. Moving forward, let's focus on minimizing disruption and supporting families to get students back on the right track.
Policy leaders have focused on equipping schools to support students on the path to better well-being and academic health. But what if there were another party that was even better positioned to address the full array of challenges children and adolescents face today?
The pandemic has caused real and lasting damage to students. Partnering with families might be the key to repairing it.
In New Orleans, a mom searches for the right school for her daughter and family—in a pandemic, without ever entering the building.
Public policy efforts have been focused primarily on helping institutions – like schools – get back on solid footing. While this is a critical step, it overlooks the need to support worn-out families.