Chalkbeat and The New York Times heard from hundreds of young, first-time voters on the issues most driving their choice for president. Here’s what we learned.
These six high school students from Detroit and New York City will be taking part in our signature essay-writing fellowship.
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Before entering politics, Walz spent a decade as a high school history teacher.
Our paid essay-writing fellowship for teens is returning to NYC and launching in Detroit.
High school students learn journalism basics and publish their work on Chalkbeat.
Moving, real-life stories about immigrating to America, navigating language barriers, and confronting racism in school
Benjamin Ducoff teaches teens what it takes to make a movie — from idea to final cut.
These six high school students in NYC and Newark will be writing essays for Chalkbeat.
This ENL teacher wants her students to feel comfortable sharing their stories and identities.