Provocative PSAs Negate Stereotypes About Dropouts

If you assume a teenager who habitually skips school is a "lost cause" or a "bad kid," you wouldn't be alone. But you could be completely wrong. The United Way in Anchorage, Alaska, via agency Spawn Ideas, uses common misperceptions as a way to draw attention to the backstories of young dropouts whose reasons for...

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