What happens when Iowa schools prioritize behavioral health [amestrib.com]
At least three days a week, Tryvon Johnson’s school routine begins only a few hours after his night shift ends. At 7 a.m., the 18-year-old Southeast Iowa teen arrives on the Southeastern Community College campus in Burlington for his automotive class. At the end of class, he dashes home to drive his mom to her physical therapy appointment, then after taking her home, he turns around and heads back to the college to start his day as a second-year senior in high school. At the Corners Academy,...