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As many immigrant children navigate a new language in a new country, some schools across the nation are ill-equipped to meet their needs

Low-income and minority students are less likely to have experienced, high-quality teachers, research shows

Even as college enrollment among low-income students has risen, so too have college costs, leaving many students without the means to buy their next meals

From the University of Missouri to Yale, protesters are advocating for solutions to racial tensions on campus, fueled recently by rhetoric from a polarizing presidential campaign

The federal Every Student Succeeds Act ushers in a new era that gives states and districts considerable leeway to reshape school accountability

Annie Waldman of ProPublica digs deep into New Jersey’s college financial aid program, which critics have called “state-sanctioned loan sharking”