Some kids can tell you a whole story out loud but freeze the moment they have to write it down. Often, the reason is dysgraphia, a specific learning disability that interferes with a child’s ability to learn written language and use it to express their thoughts, as...
A recent New York Times article, “Does a Sexual Assault Claim Kill a Political Career? It Depends,” took a fascinating and troubling look at how politicians accused of sexual misconduct respond. In short, the article explained that accused Democratic officials...
The cost of hazing can be catastrophic. Every year, families hear stories about students whose lives were impacted by hazing - stories about students participating in activities that led to injuries like the loss of sight, broken limbs, and even death. According...
Many graduate applications inquire about prior disciplinary history. Some employers also request information about suspensions or expulsions, particularly in professions with licensing requirements. In these circumstances, applicants who have been found responsible...
Most of the time, we hear about Title IX in relation to colleges and universities. However, this critical federal law involves more than just institutions of higher learning. Title IX applies to elementary and middle schools. In fact, we’ve seen a rise in Title IX...
Why Students Turn to AI When Facing a Title IX Investigation Instead of calling mom and dad, students turn to ChatGPT or other AI tools to solve their problems. It’s hard for parents to understand that those digital natives tether themselves to their phones,...
