In order to protect students from high stress, fatigue, substance abuse, and cheating, a complete overhaul of the public education system’s homework policy may be required.

In the year 2009, it seems almost unreal to find a school that does not have handicapped accessibility. But, in a town in middle Ohio, that is exactly what was found.

A program designed to feed children in grades K-5 who may not have or enough food on the weekends.

This kind of program creates interpersonal skills, sparks ingenuity, provide leadership skills, and planning strategies. Therefore, it can enhance skills that employers and colleges look for in applicants. Competing in global economy makes every skill obtained important and marketable.