April 2, 2009 — vol. 44, no 32
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Roving Camera
What can the community do to help students
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The community needs to get involved [by] making more demands on our elected officials in providing resources that our children need in order to compete. |
Barbara Barrett Administrative Manager Dorchester |
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Both the community and church should get together and form more after-school programs. |
Jacqueline Sibley Retired Educator Dorchester |
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Helping them [when] they ask to be helped. |
Merlinda Garcia Accounting Professional South End |
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The community can help sponsor and attend students’ … events, such as sports, art and dance, at the schools. Also, by raising money, hosting bake sales, etc., students and teachers can get specific material to help with their studies. We can also donate used books to school libraries to help expand their selection. |
Clarissa Cropper Bookstore Manager Dorchester |
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The government should provide programs that allow teenagers … to access places where they’re comfortable, where there are tutors and counselors that can provide education and support to them. |
Jacob Rivera Student Dorchester |
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Try to appeal more to the kids, because just telling them that [they’re] not doing good in school will deter them more. Find the root of the problem. We need more counselors. |
Clifford Pierre-Louis Nursing Student Roslindale |
