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Saint Louis du Nord: High School students took to the streets in protest
Yves Duchet CSMS Magazine Saint Louis du Nord, Haiti—Yesterday, hundreds of grade school children took to the streets, protesting what they described as instructional deficiency and lack of teachers. The target was Lycée Serge Petit Frère headed by...
Fighting homelessness: an urgent need
Ashley Cummings CSMS Magazine Homelessness is a major social justice issue that involves a large amount of communities across America. It impacts families living without shelters and basic needs. Homelessness is also an expensive expenditure effecting...
Historical reverence
By Ardine Isma CSMS Magazine Like human hearts, our world is rather a complex one. There are moments in history that can never be forgotten, for they will forever mark the social consciousness of men. These times in history are usually led by men of great...
Engaging students and class antagonism in the electoral process
CSMS Magazine Monday night, CNN and Harvard’s Institute of Politics co-hosted a presidential town hall at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, N.H. It was an event that was designed primarily to capture the attention of young voters as the 2020 presidential...
Career and Technical Education: The Emerging Labor Market
CSMS Magazine Career and Technical Education is part of a key High School program that provides the link between the needs of the labor market and the needs for young people to be fully prepared to move into the workforce or continue their career-focused...
Colorado teachers: we’re a force together!
CSMS Magazine United, we’re strong! This is the message we’re getting from teachers across the country. From West Virginia to Los Angeles, teachers are organized to demand fair treatment and a decent salary from which they can pay their bills. Last...
Homeschooling: a new debate
CSMS Magazine A new debate has emerged ever since the couple in California was arrested on child abuse charges after they were found to have been mistreating their homeschooled children. Many education advocates have turned up the pressure on Sates’...
A weekend in Havana, Cuba
Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine The story of Cuba, an island of 11 million people in the Caribbean, has long been one of the world’s most intriguing ones. This fascination stems from Cuba’s resilience and determination not just to survive but also thrive...
Sally Hemings’ story is still an intriguing one
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine In retrospect Sally Hemings never earned her freedom from Thomas Jefferson, although she was reported to have been freed by Jefferson’s daughter Martha and was allowed to live a humble live the last 9 years of...