Teachers are on the front lines as immigration enforcement turns the simple routine of going to school into a source of extreme anxiety for students.
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Linda McMahon would oversee student safety — but advocates worry about her own misconduct allegations
If she becomes education secretary, Linda McMahon could revise rules that serve to protect students from sex discrimination, including sexual violence.
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‘Sitting in a sweat box’: How record heat shut down schools in the East and Midwest
Early dismissals and canceled classes drew attention to just how many of the nation’s campuses lack air-conditioning and other amenities.
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The national movement to make school lunches free has hit six states
Minnesota’s universal free meal legislation is part of a growing national movement to provide all students with no-cost breakfast and lunch.
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Women — particularly women of color — stand to benefit most from Biden’s student loan relief plan
Women hold two-thirds of student loan debt, and women of color’s debt is highest. President Joe Biden’s relief plan could be life-changing to them, supporters say.
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Principals are expected to be the ‘rock’ of schools, but they’re stressed out
A new RAND Corporation study found that 80 percent of secondary school principals experienced frequent job-related stress during the 2020–2021 school year.
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A ‘double red zone’: Alarms raised at many universities over sexual assault reports
Students around the country have protested their schools’ handling of sexual assault as more are on campus after pandemic-disrupted years.