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The growth in the Latino school-age population contains the seed for countless education stories, about issues ranging from funding to curriculum to overcrowdin...
With rising tuition costs at the nation’s colleges and universities, more people are starting to ask “Is college worth it?”...
As wave after wave of budget cuts hits school districts around the country, it’s worthwhile to ask who the cutbacks are hurting the most....
In the six years since reporter Heather Vogell joined the Atlanta Journal- Constitution, she has written about suspicious test scores, Georgia’s death penalty...
Catholic schools have long been a foothold for the children of immigrants. For my parents, the products of Catholic education in Ecuador, these schools were a n...
As an admitted fan girl who dreams of attending the San Diego Comic-Com, this story about a panel featuring students from Imperial County, California caught my ...
A study tracking the disciplinary records of nearly a million Texas students exposed some startling findings....
MacMillan has published a simplified version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. The new intermediate reader edition is about half the length of the or...
According to the story, U.S. Census figures show that the number of Amerindians who identify themselves as Hispanic has tripled since 2000, increasing from 400,...
