Category: Education

Atlanta’s Voices Rise Against Student Debt In the heart of Atlanta, a group of determined seniors is getting ready to hit the road to Washington, D.C. They’re not looking for a vacation; they’re on a mission to demand action from the White House and the U.S. Department of Education. Why? Because student debt isn’t just a young person’s problem anymore. In fact, people over 60 are officially the fastest-growing demographic

Teen Drug Overdoses Fuel Fear in Dana Point, California In Dana Point, California, the rising wave of teen drug overdoses has become a chilling reality for students, parents, and educators alike. Residents here have seen the tragic consequences unfold over the past few years, largely attributed to the deadly effects of fentanyl-laced pills. Mike Darnold, an 80-year-old former police officer with a passion for helping youth, has become a beacon

Atlanta: A Growing Struggle for Older Student Debtors It’s a hard truth that many of our older Americans, those over 60, are feeling the weight of student debt on their shoulders. This demographic is actually one of the fastest growing groups of student debtors. For many, like me, this burden isn’t just a small bump in the road; it’s a heavy load that’s hard to carry, especially when funds are

Orange County: Navigating the Crisis In the heart of Orange County, a battle against a silent but deadly enemy is being fought. Meet Mike Darnold, an 80-year-old former police officer who has dedicated over sixteen years to guiding students away from the treacherous path of substance abuse. His small office at Dana Hills High School, right across from the teachers’ lounge, is both a sanctuary and a front line in

Exciting Times for Minnesota Schools: Universal Free Meals Approved! Welcome to Minneapolis, where big changes are happening in the world of education! The buzz in the air is all about a new program that will offer free school meals to every single student in the state. That’s right—no more kids going hungry or parents stressing about lunch debts. It’s a win-win, and the evidence is stacking up! A New Era