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Ahead of Election Day, Students Talk About Civic Engagement
The New Edu's team reflects on civic education and their knowledge of the electoral process in this roundtable discussion.
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Students Discuss Organizing and Participating in Walkouts to Protest ICE
In this roundtable, students share their opinions on what it was like to put together, observe, and participate in walkouts protesting ICE.
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The New Edu is an independent, student-led publication. Read more from our archives and past publication, The Student Voice Forum.
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The impact of Meta settlements on Kentucky students and social media
Social media giant Meta recently settled with Breathitt County School District and the state of Kentucky, respectively, as part of lawsuits claiming harm to youth mental health. What do Kentucky students have to say?
The Price Teachers Pay
Burn out. Rising back-to-school costs. Working multiple jobs. This back-to-school season, Kentucky teachers are impacted by the affordability crisis.
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Reclaiming the "Hillbilly" Stereotype in Appalachian Education
In this opinion piece, a student reflects on how harmful stereotypes impact Appalachian students, and the importance of reclaiming one's identity, community, and education.
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Boyle County High School: Navigating College Applications and Senior Stress
For The New Edu's School Dispatch column, a student explores the pressure leading up to college decision day.
Students Host DanceBlue Fundraiser at Danville High School
Over 40 students at Danville High School gathered for six hours on Friday, March 13, to participate in a DanceBlue 'mini marathon' fundraiser.
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Recovering after the cold: Peer support, trauma-informed care, & supporting recovery from substance use disorders
In Kentucky, experts, including young people themselves, are advocating for trauma-informed care, peer support, and open conversations to support recovery for students dealing with substance use.
Arts Education Remains Valuable to the Boyle County Community and Beyond
A student reflects on hosting a youth arts roundtable, KSVT's public hearing centered on arts education, and the importance of supporting the arts in schools.
For students, libraries offer more than just books
In this piece, a student examines the importance of school libraries, from endless reading and study materials to technology services, social spaces, and other resources.
Gifted Child Burnout: Why Kentucky’s Best and Brightest are Burning Out
In this opinion piece, a student argues that in order to combat student burnout, we need a new approach to achievement and success.
