Credit recovery programs help students graduate by retaking failed courses. Advocates support it, while critics worry about standards.
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Geraldlynn Stewart faced challenges balancing work and college. Despite efforts, her journey was marked by obstacles.
Over the last 6 months, the Trump Administration's visa clampdown delayed international students, now arriving on campus.
A tiny Colorado district has a single school for K-12, staffed by five teachers from the same family.
New Orleans' school system transformed post-Katrina, shifting to charters. Improvements are evident, but challenges persist.
International students flock to US campuses post-challenging summer
Students worldwide join American colleges.
After Hurricane Katrina flooded New Orleans, its school system was overhauled, replacing veteran teachers with novices.
Zoey Griffith's summer at Morehead State led her to enroll in college, thanks to the TRIO program's support.
A California school district tackles chronic kindergarten absenteeism by guiding parents on when kids are too sick for school.
Last Wednesday was a big day for the Sussman and Frankel family. It was the first day of school at California...