Putnam City takes on educational challenges
There is much discussion these days about the state of public K-12 education, as well there should be. Mostly, we talk about what it is educators can do better. As with any profession, strategies and structures can always be improved upon. But for those who have or currently work in the K-12 education field, we know there are countless situations students face outside of school that create challenges for even the best of ed...
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