Schooling Comprehensive Kids

by Amanda Palmer

First published 1998

Outspoken teacher Amanda Palmer takes on the broken school system. Her classroom is a microcosm of society's inequities, where privileged students thrive while underprivileged kids fall through the cracks. As Amanda battles bureaucracy and defies expectations, she must choose between the system's narrow path or a radical new vision that could transform every student's life.

Genres: social-issues, education, activism, academic

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: social-commentary, underdog

Setting: Great Britain

227 pages · Hardcover · Avebury

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