Community outreach through quilting
Austin Modern Quilt Guild provides handmade quilts to the community, including foster care children. Produced by Kathryn Schiff and Victoria Lobos from Westwood High… Read More
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How a school’s unused space became a greenhouse sanctuary
Spicewood Elementary School in Austin, Texas transformed an unused space into a flourishing indoor sanctuary and a safe place for exploration and learning. Produced… Read More
Teen processes mental health experiences through art
Avril, a high school senior from Pflugerville, Texas, makes art to process and share her mental health experiences. Produced by Luc Brown and Reagan… Read More
Oregon teen memorializes friend through music
Like many teens, Shyla Winchester listens to music as an outlet for emotions. She also writes and records original music as an outlet for… Read More
Teachers in Florida can bring guns to class
Students and teachers react to Florida’s Guardian program, which went into law on October 1, 2019, allowing some teachers to carry guns in the… Read More
“I Am Empowered:” Middle schoolers celebrate Women’s History Month
This piece features Candace Clayton, Aliza Blair, and Vikiyah Powe of the I Promise School in Akron, Ohio. It was produced by SRL Associate… Read More
How the pandemic is driving a teacher shortage in the United States
This piece was produced by Tatiana Diomi at John F. Kennedy High School in Silver Spring, Maryland with support from SRL Connected Educator Andrew… Read More
Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona on youth voice and LGBTQ+ student rights in schools
In a conversation with Student Reporting Labs student Mak Lambert at SXSW EDU in Austin, Texas, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona talks about… Read More
How a teacher shortage in Hawaii is impacting student learning experiences
Students at Maui Waena Intermediate School in Hawaii interviewed students and staff about how the teacher and substitute shortage impacts student learning. Students are… Read More
New California graduation requirement focuses on ethnic studies
A new law in California will require students to take an ethnic studies course as a requirement for high school graduation. This story was… Read More