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A program that helps young adults with special needs get employed after high school ended its inaugural year in Sault Ste Marie. “Project Search” teamed up with War Memorial Hospital, Michigan Rehabilitation Services and the Eastern U.P.…

Big Disconnect Between How Much Money K-12 Gets and How Fairly It's Spent For policymakers and taxpayers alike, school finance is an uneasy balance between effort—how much they’re willing or able to spend—and equity, or how fairly that…

'Better to Be Born Rich Than Smart': Education Must Answer for Systemic Inequality In a fair society, people's successes should reflect their talent and hard work. But that's not the case in the United States today. Instead, a…

The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) released a report detailing the results of conversations with low-income African-American students from across the country about their perceptions of their schools. That report, A Seat at the Table:…

In the eight days that elapsed between the Senate vote and the House vote, a gunman killed a woman at a synagogue in San Diego and another killed two people at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. And as House lawmakers debated…

It's time to acknowledge racism is systemic in American schools Recently, a positive behavior support coach who was employed by the district in Madison, Wis., allegedly physically assaulted and ripped the hair out of the head of an…

NEW YORK, May 20, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) — Target department stores are not only offering clothing and accessories celebrating the gay lifestyle to adults and children, but the company has also pledged to donate to a nonprofit that trains…

HOUSTON (May 9, 2019) – This month, 1,199 Texas Southern University students will receive degrees from the university and another 181 students are expected to graduate in August. This represents an increase of 167 students over last…

Sydney Wilson mastered algebra in the first grade. By the time she was 12, she was studying advanced placement biology and world history. This fall, Sydney, who just turned 14 earlier this month, will start her freshman year at Spelman…

A 60-year-old grandmother from Philadelphia is living proof that it’s never too late to chase your dreams. A few years ago, Rhonda E. Davis made it a priority to go back to school and get her college degree and she went above and beyond…