We can reroute this in our schools, in our churches, in our homes. We must.
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Posted by Anne on December 17, 2010 at 9:10 PM
Thank you for having the strength to share this. I am at a loss of what I can say, but I will forward this on. Like so many many other things in this world right now, our school system is so beyond broken. Ironically, it will be Seth’s generation who will bring about the changes needed in politics, education, healthcare and governing.
May Seth’s spirit stay with you always, inspiring all of us to be more patient and compassionate humans.