Lawsuit Accuses Georgetown of Admitting Students Based Solely on Wealth
Georgetown's president allegedly prioritized students based on wealth over merit, raising concerns about fairness in admissions policies.
Supreme Court rejects challenge to Boston's school admissions policy
The Supreme Court declined to review a Boston admissions policy based on zip codes, signaling potential implications for merit-based school admissions processes.
Exclusive: Amazon commits $100 million to bridge inequalities in tech education
Amazon is investing $100 million to enhance digital learning for underserved communities through the Education Equity Initiative.
Local pol's new initiative aims to level the playing field for North Brooklyn's high-need schools with $4M investment * Brooklyn Paper
Public schools in Brooklyn face significant resource disparities, especially between affluent and poorer neighborhoods.
Council Member Lincoln Restler has launched a $4 million initiative to support underfunded schools in his district.
City mulls taking Specialized High School test digital
The city plans to digitize the SHSAT to improve evaluation accuracy, while addressing concerns about equity for disadvantaged students.
Generations of immigrants of color find college unaffordable
Immigrant families face varied challenges in affording college, with generational progress evident yet disparities persisting among families of color.
How Algebra Became a Flashpoint in Schools
Algebra instruction can widen racial and economic disparities, leading to controversies over when and how it should be taught.
REPORT: North Carolina's Education System Stuck in Cycle of Racism
Racial disparities in North Carolina's school system disproportionately affect students of color, as highlighted in the 2022-23 Racial Equity Report Cards.
Generations of immigrants of color find college unaffordable
Immigrant families face varied challenges in affording college, with generational progress evident yet disparities persisting among families of color.
How Algebra Became a Flashpoint in Schools
Algebra instruction can widen racial and economic disparities, leading to controversies over when and how it should be taught.
REPORT: North Carolina's Education System Stuck in Cycle of Racism
Racial disparities in North Carolina's school system disproportionately affect students of color, as highlighted in the 2022-23 Racial Equity Report Cards.
Industry experts discuss bridging the digital divide in NYC
Improved internet access in underserved NYC communities is a result of public-private partnerships and lessons learned from the pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic revealed significant disparities in internet access necessary for education.
Map: Which OUSD schools have the worst lead contamination?
OUSD is actively addressing lead contamination in schools, focusing on fixture repairs and safe drinking water.
The Injustice Of Our Rights Regime - emptywheel
The Constitution protects few rights but maintains strict scrutiny for infringements on protected rights.
Special Ed Shouldn't Be Separate
Isolating kids from peers limits their developmental and social growth, especially for those with disabilities.
Former WNBA Star Unlocks Kids' Love For Science, Tech
Neisha Butler opens STEAM center in Brooklyn to provide STEM opportunities for underrepresented kids, emphasizing diversity in tech fields over just athletics.
MCAS supporters launch six-figure advertisement campaign to defeat ballot question
A coalition opposes the removal of MCAS graduation requirement in Massachusetts, launching a significant digital advertising campaign to uphold the standard.
Raising a kid in California? They may have a college savings account you don't know about.
Many California students and newborns have college savings from CalKIDS, but most are unaware of it.
Four candidates running for three seats on the Palo Alto School Board
Four candidates enter Palo Alto school board race seeking three seats previously held by incumbents.
Most Asian Americans think SAT but not race is fair to consider for college admissions
Asian American adults support standardized testing in college admissions and oppose consideration of race/ethnicity.
Disparity in counselors highlights school inequality 70 years after Brown ruling
School counselor shortage affects student well-being and safety, with disparities in racial resegregation.
70 years after Brown v. Board of Education: 'No kid should ever be left behind'
The landmark Brown v. Board of Education ruling ended racial segregation but disparities in education persisted
Race on for school board
Nicole Chiu-Wang is running for the Palo Alto school board for the second time, focusing on promoting equity in education and improving mental health and wellness.
Letters: Remake education
Equitable education is vital for student success
Support for affordable college education is crucial
Advocacy for systemic changes in education system
Wu says city will not expand free museum program during pilot period
The program offering free admission to cultural institutions for public school students in Boston excludes METCO, charter school, and private school students.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu reiterated that the program will not be expanded until the pilot ends.
California offers cash to some community college students
Financially vulnerable students receive monthly cash payments for basic needs
Hire UP program provides real equity by offering state minimum wage to eligible students.
School reform expert on 50-year legacy of Boston busing - Harvard Gazette
Busing in Boston aimed at racial integration had mixed results and sparked racial tension despite good intentions.
Black Melrose student says classmates called her a 'monkey' and cut off her braid
Schools need to address racial bullying and violence promptly to ensure a safe environment for all students.