Student Support Network News Today

While riding my bike down Rose Street earlier this week to have lunch with second graders at Traverse Heights Elementary for Marvelous Mondays (quick side note: please Google “TCAPS Lunch

Homelessness is in the spotlight in Traverse City. Between talks about extending Safe Harbor operations and increased visibility of The Pines – t...

There is no way to ease into the topic of homeless children in our community. You can only be blunt; no child should be without a consistent place to live.

There is no way to ease into the topic of homeless children in our community. You can only be blunt; no child should be without a consistent place to live.

Our hope is that a fair and humane pathway to citizenship will emerge for Alejandra and all undocumented students: to be given the chance to pursue their goals

Our undocumented students are campus leaders and scholars and all the while they are challenging us to learn and grow as individuals, as a university and as a nation

In support of LGBT+ members of the Sault community, MI Sault Pride has announced events such as a tie-dye event, discussion group and drag show.

The provincial health officer is among 31 people receiving a provincial Medal of Good Citizenship on Thursday.

(Bloomberg) -- First Jill Carey and her children got sick. Then they got hungry. When the family came down with Covid-19 in early December, Carey’s son and daughter had to isolate at home for two weeks. That meant missing school — and the reduced-price lunches the kids rely on.

The Student Support Network, a nonprofit that improves the lives of Baltimore County Public School students living in poverty by providing food, other basic necessities, and advocacy support, has appointed Michelle Corbett, Veneeta Eason, Shalini Morgan and Michael Patz to its board of directors. Corbett is a health care business transformation adviser and program integration ...