Fighting for a Better Life
Angel and his family moved 2,000 miles away, from Honduras to the United States, to escape the violent cultural unrest […]
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More to Give
After 39 years of teaching government to high school students, Greg Clevenger felt he still had more to give. He
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Why Should I Hire You?
It’s hard to think about getting a job when you’re still trying to finish high school, but for some residential
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“We All have a Story to Tell”
Retired school teacher Greta McHaney-Trice and friend James Gardin visited campus to speak to students in honor of Black History Month. Greta
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Being the Hero of Your Own Story
Residential students visited the Wharton Center to see the comedy show, Basic Training. The show was created and performed by
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Sharing Mindfulness in Schools
When it comes to extra-curricular activities for children, teaching mindfulness doesn’t seem to be the first choice. Yet, Reaching Higher
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“Highfields’ Mission Called to Me”
Members of Highfields’ Board of Directors come from all different backgrounds to shape the future of families in the community.
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Learning to Trust
When Luis* and his family moved from Mexico to the United States, he had a difficult time
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Donald Creates a New Routine
At 13 years old, Donald never expected to be sent to a juvenile detention center. He had let
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Someone to Lean On
After finally being adopted, Keona and her sister Alyssa thought they could enjoy a forever home. Two years ago, their
