Articles
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I Didn’t Want to Exist: Helping a Suicidal Teenager.
One family shares their story, and Dr. Sroka has the opportunity to offer some timely, poignant and hopeful advice, Initial feedback from a noted school psychologist suggests, “This is a must read article for parents, educators, and health providers.” Click here to view article. |
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The Power of Many
The National Association of School Resource Officers’ Journal of School Safety article “The Power of Many” about how two SRO’s and others saved Dr. Sroka's life. Click here to view article. |
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Teens and heroin in the suburbs: Expert advice
In this article in Your Teen magazine, Dr. Sroka discusses talking to teens about the deadly heroin epidemic. Click here to view article. |
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School safety lessons learned: From Cleveland to Newtown
For over 30 years, Dr. Sroka has helped schools and communities keep our youth safe and healthy so that they may learn more and live better. He offer several lessons that he has learned. Click here to view article. |
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Getting to the heart of education: Listening to the whole at-risk student
This article asks at-risk students what we need to do to reach and teach them. The article offers 7 observations on how you can make a difference. Click here to view article. |
Winter Rose, Arapaho Alternative High School student, Wind River Reservation, Wyoming.
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Tips from the trenches for tough times
Dr. Sroka contacted national leaders, authors and experts with whom he has worked and asked them to share some take-away messages to help us deal with education in these tough times. These Tips which were posted on ASCD’s THE WHOLE CHILD BLOG are a quick read with great insights into what makes education such a challenging, exciting and most important endeavor. Please click on the desired area to check out the Tips. |
Geoffrey Canada, founder of the Harlem Children's Zone.
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