The premise of “free college” programs popping up around the country in recent years is that bringing the price of higher education down to nearly nothing will spur more students to enroll…
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Historically Black Medical Schools Receive $600 Million Donation
Higher Ed Dive Aug 7, 2024Bloomberg Philanthropies is donating $600 million to the nation’s four historically Black medical schools to help strengthen their endowments and diversify the medical field, according to an announcement on Tuesday. Howard University’s College…
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Equitable Grading Practices: Addressing Bias and Discrepancies
K-12 Dive Aug 7, 2024Grading practices in U.S. schools are antiquated and “out of step” with other contemporary K-12 efforts, according to a study published last month by the Equitable Grading Project, a nonprofit…
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Creating Culinary Career Paths for Students
Chalkbeat Aug 7, 2024Edgar Cordova, a rising 12th grader at Xavier High School in Union Square, has spent his summer working in a school kitchen — bagging milk, cleaning tables, and cutting up…
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Nonprofit Internship Programs: 14 Tips for Effectiveness
Forbes Aug 6, 2024Nonprofit organizations often face the challenge of advancing their mission while operating with limited resources. A well-crafted nonprofit internship program can bridge this gap, improving both the organization’s capabilities and…
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Scaling Career Technical Education in Hawaii
Civil Beat Aug 6, 2024About 500 educators will be receiving up to $8,000 in bonuses this month, but some school leaders aren’t convinced it will be enough to solve Hawaii’s shortage of career technical…
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Why Teachers Customize Lessons
The Hechinger Report Aug 6, 2024Some educators say district-provided curricula aren’t culturally relevant and don’t serve student needs. Experts fret that teachers customizing lessons will cause too much drift from standards. It’s a Sunday in…
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Non-college Pathways to STEM Careers
The Hechinger Report Aug 6, 2024Free, short-term non-college pathways to STEM careers at the Marcy Lab School and Hack the Hood prepare underrepresented students for jobs in tech. About one and a half years ago,…
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Child Tax Credit Increase Blocked by the Senate
The 19th Aug 6, 2024Seven months since the House passed a bill that would have expanded the child tax credit, the Senate has killed it. In Thursday’s long-awaited conclusion to a debate that was supposed…
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How School-based Coaches Benefit Teachers
Futurity Aug 6, 2024School-based coaches specialize in areas such as classroom management, behavior, literacy, math, technology integration or special education. By working collaboratively with teachers, they can foster a positive and productive learning…
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Accessing Summer Programs: Low-income Students Face Barriers
K-12 Dive Aug 5, 2024Districts used summer programs to address academic lags following the pandemic but anticipate curbing them as federal COVID-19 funding dries up. Some 55% of K-12 parents said their children attended…
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Apprenticeships for Early Childhood Educators
EdSurge Aug 5, 2024Tiaja Gundy was just 19 years old when she started working at Federal Hill House, an early learning center in Providence, Rhode Island. It was 2016, and back then, she…
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