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Are too few college students asking for federal aid?
FAFSA completion rate stagnated, despite the rising cost of college
A summer program uses the arts to combat the achievement gap
In Baltimore, public schools hide math and literacy instruction in a summer arts academy
A free sandwich can make the difference for some migrant worker children in college
For decades, a small federal program has been helping the students of farmworkers win at college with constant support
Measuring success at San Antonio’s public preschool program
While Pre-K 4 SA’s parents and alumni sing its praises, critics say the program should have broader focus
After a tough but promising freshman year, Dartmouth student tackles change at elite campuses
Moments of cold, loneliness — and missing the merengue
How one summer program is trying to get more Mississippi teens to college
From ACT prep to tuition funding, Camp College helps teens get ready for higher ed
State financial-aid money dries up before many low-income college students get help
Last year, almost a million students who qualified for state financial aid didn’t get it.
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Supply and demand: Getting low-income kids into better jobs by getting them into better schools
San Antonio is hoping career-themed schools can alleviate a worker shortage and lift graduates into well-paying jobs
Helping even middle-of-the-pack students see themselves as leaders
A leadership program aims to drive school improvement by empowering kids
How social studies can help young kids make sense of the world
Civic engagement matters today more than ever, yet social studies in the early grades are sidelined. To make up for this absence, some educators seek outside training on how to handle sensitive issues in the classroom