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Huguenot High School in Richmond, Va. recently made local headlines when leaders issued a long-overdue apology for luring Latino students to the cafeteria in 20...
At schools around the globe, girls outscore boys, and bored students are better test-takers than their more motivated peers....
For students looking for greater flexibility in their learning environment, virtual schools can be a better option than a traditional bricks-and-mortar K-12 cam...
Hispanic Hoyas may soon have a place on campus to call their own. Georgetown University is considering opening a new “Casa Latina” in time for the 2015 fall...
Afterschool programs can do more than reinforce academic lessons taught in the classroom or introduce new skills kids don’t have time to learn during school h...
As the charter schools sector faces increased scrutiny for educating a smaller share of students with disabilities than traditional public schools, the conversa...
Chicago Public Schools has announced the debut of a new interdisciplinary Latino and Latin American Studies curriculum that will be taught to students in kinder...
New figures released this week show that for the second year in a row, Latino students accounted for only 7 percent of those who were accepted to New York City...
Nearly a decade ago, Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, and, in doing so, catalyzed one of the most dramatic expansions of school choice in the country. ...
