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Employers and institutions of higher education clearly believe that measurements like ACT scores and grade point averages are the right yardsticks. But, sadly, these metrics cause us to overlook too many young people who could flourish in school and in the workplace.
Americans without a high school diploma are living sicker, shorter lives than they did in the 1990s. They are dying sooner and experiencing more disease than people in 16 other high income countries.
Unlike many of her peers, Denesia Rodgers is married, a homeowner, and a mother—all the things that studies say young Americans are putting off because they’re saddled with student loan debt.
According to TRF, research shows that more than 75% of mental health disorders have their roots in childhood and adolescence, yet millions of children never receive any kind of Social-Emotional instruction.
