What we're hearing is that approximately 14 schools from across the Denver metro area, across school districts, students are having conversations about walking out.

We believe that when students exercise a 'right' to leave school, they also have a responsibility to take care of their learning.

We had 500 students attending workshops from 20 middle school and high schools throughout the Arizona to learn about the business and get experience working with professionals.

Students need to take more college preparatory courses in high school, and schools need to begin forcing their students to have a more rigorous senior year, instead of having a 'blow-off' year.

She has recently been the principal of a very large school in North Carolina where her students took part in advanced programs that Andalusia City Schools do not offer right now. We hope that she would be one the to make the educational advancements in city school system.

The solution is to increase the student counselor ratio at the schools. These students today are coming to school with social and emotional issues that are outside the educational realm that the teachers are prepared to teach.