America's post-Department of Education landscape: What would it look like?
Amid layoffs and a plan by Trump to close the U.S. Department of Education, a new dawn for students is coming. Will it be bright or bleak?
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Why America hates its children
and US newborns are more likely to grow up in poverty. Millions of children attend public schools that are literally falling apart. Children who are neglected — a loose term inextricably tied to ...
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Poverty, child labour and violence push boys out of school, says Unesco
A Unesco report highlights child labour, poverty, and bullying as key drivers of school dropout among boys, with millions disengaging from education.
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One reason it’s harder to escape poverty in America
But the truth is that poverty in the US is much more persistent than it is ... your early years — and things like the quality of the school you attended, the safety of your childhood ...
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What parents, teachers and school choice groups think of Education Department cuts
Randi Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers – one of the nation's largest teacher unions with 1.8 ...
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Education outcomes in Bucks County hindered by $36M state funding gap: report
The report also advises school districts to invest in targeted tutoring and teacher training programs for students with “acute academic needs” and students living in poverty.
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This Cumberland County student wants to end limited access to menstrual products. Period.
A North Carolina high school student is addressing this issue by establishing "Girls Against Period Poverty" closets in schools to provide free menstrual products. Amber Johnson aims to normalize ...