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Posts published in “Education”
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The President of Sacramento State discusses their Black Honors College, navigating DEI challenges under Trump.
TaNisha Thomas found herself homeless after losing her job. Head Start gave her the support needed to rebuild her life.
Lisa Collenbaugh owes $10,389.47 for a program at UEI College she couldn’t complete. Many schools' high costs leave students struggling.
Millions of federal student loan borrowers face default, with many attending problematic schools, as new data reveals.
The term "climate change" is gradually being erased from Florida's textbooks and education standards.
Kelly Rogers resigns as head of special education at the U.S. Education Department amid agency downsizing and upheaval.
First Day of School for Millions
It's the first day of school for millions, including preschoolers at Charles City Elementary near Richmond, VA.
It's Labor Day and the unofficial end of summer as 54 million students return to school across the U.S.