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A study of Latino students reveals two sides of the segregation debate

August 6, 2019

by Jill Barshay

In Second Debate, Democrats Leave Busing Behind, Focusing Instead on Education’s Role in Racial Strife

August 5, 2019

by Carolyn Phenicie

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Texas tried to incentivize school districts to work with charters. Districts are turning to local nonprofits instead

August 2, 2019

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Segregation of Latino Students From White Peers Increased Over a Generation, Study Finds

August 2, 2019

by Christina Samuels

A view of the nation’s future through kindergarten demographics

August 1, 2019

by Jens Manuel

Lives of people changed from farmers to doctors

From Farmworkers to Physicians: Twin Mexican Immigrant Boys Grew Up to Become HS Valedictorians — and Just Graduated From Medical School

July 29, 2019

by Debra West,

Next Door but Worlds Apart: School District Borders Segregate Millions of Kids Based on Race and Revenue

July 25, 2019

by Mark Keierleber

With Less Than Half of Prospective Graduates in Los Angeles District Eligible for California State University System, College Trustees Eye New Requirement

July 23, 2019

by Taylor Swaak

Tell high school students the truth about college readiness

July 22, 2019

by Aaron Churchill

NCLB-era achievement gains stemmed largely from declining child poverty rates

July 22, 2019

by Michael J.

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