Education
Class of 2013: Life in the Sweet Spot
Helen Zelon |
Amid the debate over whether small high schools have fixed—or added to—problems with large city high schools, four students at “Tele” are happy to be stuck in the middle.
Salma Nakhlawi started a Liberty and North Korea Club at the High School of Telecommunications Arts in Bay Ridge to raise both cash and consciousness around the issue of North Korean refugees in China.
Amid the debate over whether small high schools have fixed—or added to—problems with large city high schools, four students at “Tele” are happy to be stuck in the middle.
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