Are Co-Ed or Single-Gender Schools Better for Teen Development? A Debate

In this special debate episode, we discuss the pros and cons of co-educational and single-gender schools and how they impact teenager development. With three guests on each side, we'll hear perspectives on which model provides a more nurturing environment for teens navigating changes and growing into young adults.

The single-gender side will argue these schools build stronger comradery by bringing together students facing similar issues. They'll examine how single-gender settings reduce stereotypical gender dynamics that can be distracting. The co-ed side will counter that modeling real-world inclusion is vital, and overcoming challenges in co-ed schools builds essential life skills. Tune in as we hear more about the developmental impacts from debaters on both sides of this complex issue.

We pull back the curtain on Dallas's Youth Magazine in this special insider's view episode. Join Chair Rachel Jennings along with her team of writers and editors as they give rare glimpse into the passion and collaboration powering this standout publication.

Hear first-hand accounts from the talented group on everything from handling photo assignments to drafting meaningful articles telling peers' stories. Candid discussions touch on the challenges of managing a large volunteer committee as well as the immense reward watching it all come together.

This special commemorative episode celebrates the groundbreaking life and career of Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson - a true Texas trailblazer. Leroy, Chloe, Malajah, and Tyhler trace her path from the nursing profession to the state legislature to three decades in the U.S. Congress, while making history as the first African American elected from Dallas.

From fighting for education and health care to economic and infrastructure investments in underserved communities, Rep. Johnson spent a lifetime uplifting the voices of the vulnerable. She leaves an enduring legacy as a fearless advocate driven by conscience - never forgetting where she came from. Join us as we honor her many contributions and carry on her still-vital message of justice and empowerment.