Nick Chiles is an award-winning journalist and three-time New York Times bestselling author. He has written or co-written 14 books and won over a dozen major journalism awards during a journalism career that brought him to the Dallas Morning News, the Star-Ledger of New Jersey and New York Newsday, where he won a Pulitzer Prize as part of a team of reporters.
Georgia’s Fulton County is among a number of suburban districts turning to national nonprofit AVID to shrink achievement gaps and get kids of color ready for college
At Revere High School, ‘student-centered learning’ has helped new immigrants and low-income children succeed. Now the school’s former leader is taking his approach district-wide.
While many high schools push poor students toward less competitive college, this New York nonprofit helps to graduate kids from top-tier schools at remarkable rates
All institutions could be taking these steps to improve the success of non-white students
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A state makes students repeat third grade, sometimes more than once, to help them learn to read
Questions remain about the My Brother’s Keeper program in the Trump administration
As the flagship campus seeks diversity, it also seeks to be more welcoming
Support services, counseling help boost academic performances for all
Shabazz High School in Newark finds out
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