44 million student loan borrowers across the U.S. are increasingly vulnerable amid the pandemic and economic crisis.
Education
As education confronts economic crisis and COVID, more training for jobs that can disappear overnight isn’t the answer.
One matter of dominant concern is how to re-engage with students who began working full-time after schools closed.
Some of the schools were also awarded millions from a grant that Betsy DeVos created in April.
The measure could affect hundreds of thousands of students whose universities have paused in-person classes.
DeVos reportedly told governors that the health risks of COVID should not deter them from reopening schools.
We are dangerously unready to thrust millions of children into the enclosed close-quarters reality of school.
International students account for as much as a third of the undergraduate student body at many U.S. universities.
“Espinoza v. Montana” creates a pathway for religious schools to discriminate against already marginalized students.
Trump suggested other countries’ schools were reopening, ignoring the fact that U.S. infection rates are much higher.