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What do teachers learn from their most challenging students – the interrupters, the ones who push back or whose difficult home lives spill over into the classroom?

The struggle is real. Education reporters, already juggling broad beat responsibilities in understaffed newsrooms, are also expected to engage with readers online, promote their work on Twitter and Facebook, and live-tweet events

With the Trump administration’s announcement of plans to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA), a key focus is on college students who fear deportation

In Minneapolis, record numbers of families are abandoning their neighborhood schools for charters and other educational options, forcing the district to cut staff, programs, and services as the state’s per-pupil funding leaves with students

Public school students in Houston — the nation’s seventh-largest district — had expected to start a new academic year this week

In the aftermath of the white supremacy gathering in Charlottesville, Va., some universities are under pressure to take action against students who attend rallies organized by hate groups