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How One Rural North Carolina School District Delivers Summer Meals

On a warm Tuesday in late July, a blue van marked with a Transylvania County Schools logo pulled into a gravel driveway and let out a light honk. Seconds later, the door of a house swung open. Two children bounded down...

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New Partnership Brings College and Career Resources to Detroit Neighborhoods

A new partnership in Detroit will provide middle schoolers through adult learners with access to resources designed to help residents enter and complete college, with hubs expected to open on the city’s east and west...

Chalkbeat
Parent engagement and more resources to get kids to school: What to expect this school year in Detroit

Mayor Mary Sheffield announced Friday a new program to keep kids safe on routes to school. A ride share pilot will also take around 150 students at risk of being chronically absent to school.

Chalkbeat
The end could be near for the Colorado education group that opened ‘public Christian school’

Susana Córdova, Colorado's education commissioner, wrote to Ken Witt, executive director of Education reEnvisioned BOCES, on Thursday urging him to dissolve his group.

Education Dive
EEOC lawsuit alleges Washington University segregated DEI training by race

Under the Trump administration, the agency has vocally cracked down on diversity, equity and inclusion work under the auspices of Title VII.

Chalkbeat
New York loses millions in sex ed money after uptick in teen pregnancies

Illustrative models of the sexual organs and contraceptives are displayed on a table. Advocates worry that funding cuts to New York sexual education organizations could leave more young people without the information...