Education

"It takes a rec centre, a library, and a park."

"Should the public have a say in lesson plans?"

"Where secular systems meet sacred traditions."

"If they don’t understand the email, they won’t show up."

"From cupcakes to policy change."

"If everyone’s in charge, who’s responsible?"

"Your kid’s school might be your crisis shelter."

"Burnout, apathy, or something deeper?"

"Why are school board meetings so empty?"

"Trust isn’t built on a pancake breakfast."

"Is this partnership or privatization?"

"Let students design the school they want to be in."

"Does knowing Shakespeare help you pay rent?"

"Whose knowledge is centered?"

"Does ticking boxes equal understanding?"

"Can one curriculum fit all minds?"

"Can ChatGPT do the homework better than the student?"

"Passing them means they’re gone — but are they ready?"

"What are students learning that we’re not teaching?"

"Are we measuring learning or memorization?"

"Is curriculum a mirror, or a mold?"

"What if students came before headlines?"

"Innovation or inequality?"

"Do parents know what the law really says?"

"Who funds, who decides, and who takes the blame?"

"When policy goals don’t match the money."

"Is anyone actually listening?"

"Are board meetings made to be ignored?"

"Should schools be neutral spaces?"

"Elected officials? Boards? Ministries? Bureaucrats?"

"Is this real inclusion — or just a poster on the wall?"

"Whose systems are we still using — and who gets left behind?"

"Fair doesn't mean the same for everyone."

"Reclaiming stories, spaces, and systems."

"If you're not seen, you're not supported."

"If they never see themselves, they may never believe they belong."

"Who’s getting suspended — and why?"

"Safety, support, and visibility in every classroom."

"It’s been years. Are we still just talking?"

"Are we solving root problems or just patching holes?"

"Why do some schools have Wi-Fi, and others have mold?"

"Should your child’s education depend on your PTA’s bake sale skills?"

"Equal money doesn’t mean equal opportunity."

"Show me your budget, and I’ll show you your values."

"Are they filling gaps or creating dependencies?"

"Do we fund crises more than solutions?"

"Is geography destiny when it comes to education?"

"Is your school’s need on someone’s priority list?"

"Reinvention isn’t failure — it’s the future."

"There’s no one-size-fits-all future."

"Do we really have 'accessible' education?"

"It’s hard to ask questions no one in your family has faced."

"Sometimes the best first step is a pause."

"You’re never too old to start something new."

"Badges, bootcamps, and Zoom degrees."

"Aging out shouldn’t mean falling off a cliff."

"Skilled work isn’t a backup plan."

"Smartboards are smart... if the Wi-Fi works."

"Your postal code shouldn’t decide your download speed."

"When was the last time this school had a facelift?"

"One size doesn’t fit all — or even most."

"Can all students access future-ready tools?"

"Temporary structures that became permanent problems."

"Is this building built for every body?"

"A donation drive shouldn’t fund the basics."

"They showed up. But did they show up?"

"Success isn’t always measurable."

"A safe space isn’t just a buzzword."

"Schools aren’t always built for all bodies."

"Home life doesn’t stop at the school doors."

"It’s hard to learn when you haven’t eaten or slept well."

"Who’s checking in before they check out?"

"Let students be the authors of their own stories."

"You can’t teach over trauma."

"You can’t pour from an empty cup."

"Portals, platforms, and passwords — oh my!"

"First school. First forms. First everything."

"Are you involved — or overwhelmed?"

"When family life unravels, school doesn’t stop."

"It’s not just what you say — it’s how, when, and where."

"Helping without turning into the teacher."

"Same 6 people at every meeting. Why?"

"What does 'approaching expectations' even mean?"

"What happens when passion meets policy fatigue?"

"Your degree is just the beginning."

"Support or surveillance?"

"A good teacher isn’t born — they’re built together."

"We call them heroes… until contract time."

"Do PD days actually change anything?"

"Is teacher prep preparing anyone?"

"Hero. Scapegoat. Political football."

"It’s not 9 to 3. Never was."