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Can busing Black students to schools outside of their immediate neighborhoods make public education more equitable?

Imagine keeping tabs on the same group of students and families for nearly a decade — Oregon Public Broadcasting has done it, and plans to keep going through the next four years

COVID-19 is remaking the college landscape, especially when it comes to who’s pursuing — and who’s pausing — on higher education

The ongoing pandemic has heightened concerns about children’s mental and physical health, food insecurity and trauma

Proposals to forgive some or all of the nation’s $1.5 trillion in student loans are making headlines as the Biden administration considers how to restart the economy and make the U.S. education system more equitable

Education is at the center of the news like never before. But what obstacles do education journalists face as they seek to inform the public?