Laura Boyce

Dec 17, 2024 | helenair.com | Deanna Robbins |Laura Boyce

Years ago, before most in this area understood who American Prairie Reserve (APR) was or what their nefarious goals were, APR was able to obtain a “Right of First Refusal” on a family ranch in southern Phillips County. Ranchers were suffering from low prices and drought and many were losing everything, and APR took advantage of that hardship. A Right of First Refusal (ROFR) gives the holder a right to match any legitimate offer should the owners decide to sell.

Oct 23, 2024 | thephiladelphiacitizen.org | Laura Boyce

Chanté was an animated, outspoken middle schooler when I met her. As her principal, I got to know her well because she was frequently sent to my office for disrupting class. One day, when I asked her to complete a written behavior reflection, she told me with tears in her eyes that she couldn’t read.

Aug 3, 2024 | lancasteronline.com | Laura Boyce

Malik, a former student whom I taught at an underfunded North Philadelphia high school, is now a father to two young boys. I spoke to him recently as part of focus groups to explore what students dream for their future. He told me about his inquisitive, perceptive and caring children. “I just want them to be happy doing whatever they want, whether that’s being a teacher or being a doctor or being a police officer, whatever it is, as long as they’re able to maximize their full potential,” he said.

Jan 12, 2024 | bradfordera.com | Laura Boyce |Amy Morton

If you have children in school or you work in education, you’ve seen the teacher-shortage crisis firsthand over the last few years. School districts across Pennsylvania are grappling with the problem. Maybe your children’s teachers have to do double duty in different classrooms. Maybe you’ve seen a family member in the teaching profession return home from work burnt-out and frustrated. Statistics paint a stark picture.

Jan 10, 2024 | fairfieldsuntimes.com | Laura Boyce |Amy Morton

If you have children in school or you work in education, you’ve seen the teacher-shortage crisis firsthand over the last few years. School districts across Pennsylvania are grappling with the problem. Maybe your children’s teacher has to do double duty in different classrooms. Maybe you’ve seen a family member in the teaching profession return home from work burnt-out and frustrated. Statistics paint a stark picture.