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Latino children have a lot going for them. That’s according to Lina Guzman, director of Child Trends Hispanic Institute, who presented at last week’s EWA Sp...

News organizations across the country started requesting information about a U.S. Department of Defense program that provided police departments with defense eq...

While universities have come under increased scrutiny for rising costs, they’re still the best tickets future workers have to securing long-term financial sta...

Bill Gates became intrigued with the idea of creating a more accessible and engaging, high school world history curriculum after watching a series of videos fea...

NPR reported last year that though college enrollment dropped in the United States from 2011 to 2012, Latino enrollment spiked by almost 500,000 students....

In a new report, researchers say they found a link between higher rates of student absenteeism and lower scores in reading and mathematics on a nationwide exam....

For years, students attending the Los Angeles Unified School District could earn citations from police officers for behaviors such as fighting...

A new round of opposition to planned changes in how high schools teach U.S. history is conjuring up its own echoes of the past....

New approaches to dropout prevention was the focus of a discussion panel at EWA’s 67th National Seminar, held in May at Vanderbilt University in Chicago....