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Affirmative action could affect how race factors into college admissions

Race-based factors have been used in college admissions processes since the 1960s — now the Supreme Court is considering whether they’re constitutionally viable. The Supreme Court held oral arguments for

New yorkUnited statesMartin cohenJustice sonya sotomayorJennifer byrneKevan georgeUniversity of californiaNational centerStudent government associationRegents of the university californiaUniversity of north carolinaSupreme courtCollege democratsNew york timesCollege republicansFair admissions

Fifty-Six Percent of Public Schools are Offering After-School Programs to Students Who Need Academic Assistance for 2022-23 School Year

/PRNewswire/ Fifty-six percent of public schools are offering after-school programs for students who need academic assistance during the 2022-23 school.

United statesDepartment of educationDistrict of columbiaJames eliasPeggyg carrJosh delarosaNational centerSchool pulse panelInstitute of education sciencesSchool programsUs department of educationEducation statisticsEducation sciencesSchool pulseStatistical systemHager sharp

Community-College Leaders Wrestle With an Uncertain Future

At a recent conference, trustees talked about overhauling recruitment to bring back disaffected students.

Iowa western community collegeUnited statesNew yorkDan kinney jrTom greenBoard of trusteesNational centerAssociation of community college trusteesShore community collegeCommunity college trusteesNew york cityEducation statisticsNorth shore community collegeNew englandDan kinneyIowa western

Nebraska s reading, math scores decline on national report card

Eighth-grade math scores took the biggest hit in Nebraska on the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

United statesMatt larsonPeggy carrMatthew blomstedtNational centerUs department of education national centerAssociated pressNational assessment of educational progressEducational progressReport cardEducation matthew blomstedtEducation statisticsEducation statistics commissioner peggyLincoln publicK 12 educationNational assessment of education progress

DeSantis, Crist debate claims fact-checked: FL governor debate

DeSantis and Crist may both be claiming a victory in Monday night's fiery debate. Let's get the facts:

United statesGreg foxRon desantisCharlie cristNational centerWashington postFlorida department of law enforcementInsurance information instituteWomen health protectionNational assessment of educational progressDemocrat charlie cristNational assessmentEducational progressNational center for education statisticsHealth protection actFlorida department

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