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Oct 29

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How this Baltimore charter school puts kids in charge of their futures

By Hari Sreenivasan, Cat Wise

Baltimore has long struggled with poverty, crime, high unemployment and a low public high school graduation rate -- around 70 percent. But one charter school for sixth through twelfth graders is bucking that trend, graduating 95 percent of seniors and…

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Oct 23

Watch 6:45
In Chicago, striking teachers argue working conditions are key to improving schools

The Chicago teachers’ strike is now in its fifth day, with no clear indication of when it might end. Teachers are calling for changes that include increased compensation, but also go beyond it -- and they charge that the city’s…

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Oct 17

Chicago teachers go on strike in nation’s 3rd largest district

By Kathleen Foody, Don Babwin, Associated Press

It follows months of negotiations between the union and Chicago Public Schools that failed to resolve disputes over pay and benefits, class size and teacher preparation time.

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Oct 10

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How ‘Sesame Street’ is still supporting families, 50 years after its debut

By Hari Sreenivasan

November marks the 50th anniversary of public television’s “Sesame Street," a cultural landmark widely praised for its approach to children’s programming. But beyond the songs and fun, "Sesame Street" does some serious work for those in need, providing special support…

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Sep 05

The hotter the planet grows, the less children are learning

By Nsikan Akpan

Every 1-degree-Fahrenheit increase in average temperature reduces student learning by 1 percent, a study finds.

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Jul 05

WATCH: 2020 Democrats answer questions at National Education Association forum

Ten candidates spoke at the annual National Education Association forum Friday.

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May 31

Scripps National Spelling Bee names 8 champions in historic tie

By Ben Nuckols, Associated Press

The eight co-champions closed out the bee by spelling 47 consecutive words correctly.

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May 22

Watch 8:09
Morehouse grads just got a stunning gift. What can help more students of color?

Morehouse College's class of 2019 was stunned on Sunday when their commencement speaker, Robert F. Smith, promised to eliminate all of the graduates' student debt. But the generous pledge also highlights the distinct wealth gap for recent African American graduates.

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May 15

Watch 5:25
Can listening to classical music help kids keep calm?

By David C. Barnett

Today’s fast-paced, on-demand world offers immense opportunity -- and plenty of distraction. Tuning out worries and remaining focused can be especially difficult for children, many of whom feel vulnerable due to circumstances at home and fears of violence at school.

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May 07

Watch 7:34
For these states and cities, funding college is money in the bank

By Hari Sreenivasan

A majority of American college graduates leave school with tens of thousands of dollars in student loans. The issue of paying for college is so concerning that several 2020 presidential candidates have proposed forgiving student debt or making public colleges…

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