Tag: Education News
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Math scores for 4th and 8th graders on the decline?
Explore the 2015 NAEP math scores for 4th and 8th graders. Discover if this unexpected downturn signals a trend or an anomaly in student performance. -
11 States Prioritize Prisons Over Higher Education
Discover which 11 states allocate more funding to correctional facilities than public research universities. Learn how this trend impacts education and state bu -
Why socioeconomic school integration might actually work
Explore President Obama's 2017 education budget proposal, seeking $120 million for socioeconomic school integration. Discover how Stronger Together grants aim t -
Report: Poverty especially damaging for black boys
A new Stanford study reveals poverty severely impacts Black boys' future learning and earning potential more than any other group. Discover the long-term effect -
Black students suspended, expelled more than peers
A new University of Pennsylvania study reveals Black students in Florida are suspended at nearly double their enrollment rate, highlighting a critical school-to -
What would MLK say about education in Mississippi?
Explore what Martin Luther King Jr. might say about the persistent educational inequality in Mississippi today. Discover the challenges facing K-12 students and -
Should sex ed start in kindergarten?
Explore the Netherlands' successful kindergarten sex education program, focusing on sexual diversity, assertiveness, and respect. Discover how this approach lea -
For-Profit Colleges Drive Most Student Loan Debt, 2014 Report
Discover how for-profit institutions contribute to the majority of student loan debt. A 2014 report reveals weak job prospects and low earnings for graduates. -
Wearing a suit equals success? It just might to these kids
Discover how 100 men of color in suits greeted elementary students, challenging negative stereotypes and inspiring a powerful new vision of success for young ki -
Study: Black boys affected by racial stereotypes
A new University of Iowa study reveals racial stereotypes affect Black boys from a young age, leading them to be perceived as more threatening than white ...
