High school is a critical season of life. It’s hard, funny, filled with
ennui and other unnamed, uncomfortable emotions. For Tom Yonge, teacher at Scona High in Edmonton, AB, these
critical three years represent an opportunity to expand kids’ sense of
possibility. For his leadership students, he is working to build a
community that will be a model of what can be.
This profile was for the digital, monthly newsletter directed to University of Alberta Alumni (of which I am one: grad '03, baby).
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