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When Mississippi schools wouldn’t integrate, Freedom Schools opened doors

By April Brown, Mike Fritz

In the summer of 1964, hundreds of out-of-state volunteers joined local activists in Mississippi to increase voter registration among disenfranchised African Americans in the state. Many of the volunteers worked in the dozens of newly created Freedom Schools. Herbert Randall,…

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50 years on, Freedom Schools still teaching most vulnerable

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California school integrates play with learning

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At first glance, it might seem like the students who attend the private K-12 New Roads School in Santa Monica, California, are simply playing video and computer games all day. But these students are actually taking part in a new…

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Jul 09

Sixth graders ditch traditional lessons to create video game businesses

By April Brown

It took seven people to create the “Golden Medallion” spy adventure video game and its advertising campaign. They did their own coding, conducted a beta test, created a website, a commercial and an instagram feed, and they came up with…

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From Skid Row to high school graduation, Los Angeles supports homeless students’ academic success

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Finishing high school can be an uphill battle; for homeless students, it can be like facing a mountain of challenges. The Los Angeles County Unified School District’s Homeless Education Program is designed to provide assistance to students who don’t have…

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Common Core standards face push back by some Louisiana parents and politicians

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Jun 09

While Louisiana lawmakers debate Common Core, some parents turn to homeschooling

By April Brown

The implementation of Common Core State Standards has caused controversy in Louisiana, with parents and educators lining up to support keeping or repealing the education standards. Some parents have such strong objections they've withdrawn their children from public school in…

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May 29

Hurricane Katrina legacy continues in New Orleans with all-charter school district

By April Brown

When students in the New Orleans Recovery School district head back to class next fall, not one will be attending a traditional public school. The Louisiana city’s Recovery School District, formed after Hurricane Katrina devastated the area, closed its…

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Using dancers’ discipline as leaping off point for academics

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The National Dance Institute of New Mexico aims to instill in young people the lessons of success through lessons in dance: hard work, perseverance and health. This year, NDI taught nearly 8,000 students — a majority from low-income families —…

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