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Boys, A Rescue Plan
Boys are falling behind in nearly every measurable educational outcome-graduation rates, college enrollment, reading proficiency, and mental health. Yet the policy response has been slow, fragmented, and often politically fraught. Boys, A Rescue Plan cuts through the noise.
Written by Leading Voices in Education
This book is an excellent resource for parents, school boards, policymakers, college courses across a wide range of disciplines, citizen scientists, and anyone seeking flexible material for seminars, book clubs, or professional development. It is thoughtfully organized, allowing readers to easily dip into different sections, pick the book up or set it down at any time, and never lose their place.
A Roadmap Grounded in Research
The book moves beyond ideology to focus on what the evidence actually shows: what boys, girls, and families need to thrive, what schools can do differently, and what policymakers must prioritize. It is essential reading for educators, administrators, policymakers, and parents who are ready to act.
Book Details
Published:Â January 2025
Authors:Â Sean Kullman & Michael Gurian
Available:Â Amazon
Sean Kullman
Sean Kullman is the founder and president of the American Institute for Responsible Research. His research on boys and men in education has been cited by The New York Times and the Kansas City Star. He is a nationally recognized researcher, consultant, and speaker on education policy.
Michael Gurian
Michael Gurian is a New York Times best-selling author and one of the foremost authorities on the development of boys and girls. He has written more than 30 books on gender, education, and human development, and his work has influenced educators and policymakers worldwide.
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