Credit card companies are targeting your college students! Here’s how they do it and how to protect them from crippling debt. More
A new government report found Latino and black schoolchildren faced more punishment and less access in most of the nation’s schools. More
As the number of Sudanese students in our schools grows, it’s imperative to understand the events that led them to our classrooms. More
The Tucson Unified Schools Board voted to end the Mexican-American studies program because of a threatened reduction in state funding. More
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Education cuts coast to coast mean fewer kids are going to art museums, concerts, scientific exhibitions, cultural institutions and nature sites. More
NCLB was intended to provide the best education possible to its youth. But on its tenth anniversary, some say the legislation has been ineffective. More
As high school seniors start applying to colleges, many Latino students – and their families – shy away from taking out loans to avoid debt. More
On Jan. 1, Oregon joined other states in providing a college tuition waiver to foster children over the age of 16. More
A new report released by the Education Department shows that school districts have been allocating fewer state and local funds to Title I schools. More
A new program in Milwaukee will be the first to determine if scholarships promised to successful high school students will increase college enrollment More
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