As in-home learning has replaced the schoolhouse, those with the fewest resources are falling through the cracks.
Education & Youth
Despite the absence of school shootings in March, gun sales in the month were the second highest on record.
Without emergency changes to foster care law during the COVID-19 crisis, parents stand to lose their kids.
City leaders are still talking grades and achievement when they should be caring for students’ needs, says one teacher.
COVID-19 is forcing administrators to address the roles schools play in communities.
While colleges can tap into a $14 billion emergency relief fund, millions of their alumni will get no relief at all.
Schools are not ready to take education entirely online.
Low-income students will be hurt the most by the lack of institutional preparedness.
The Senate overturned a new rule that would have prevented defrauded students from having their loans forgiven.
A school district in New York recently adopted facial recognition technology to monitor students.