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‘I can take a failing grade,’ but not homelessness: The hard choices some Detroit students make for college success
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Lori Higgins
December 9, 2019
Detroit
Whitmer takes steps to make sure $100 million in federal student aid to Michigan students doesn’t go unspent again
By
Lori Higgins
December 2, 2019
New York
I’m in college because my high school offered many opportunities — including to learn how to ask for help
By Josue Quintero
November 25, 2019
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New York
More NYC high school graduates are college-bound — and ‘college ready’
By
Reema Amin
November 21, 2019
National
It’s not just teachers: How counselor diversity matters for students of color
By
Matt Barnum
November 20, 2019
Detroit
‘I just have to work hard for it.’ As Detroit students settle into their first semester of college, these programs provide needed support
By
Lori Higgins
November 15, 2019
Detroit
I graduated from Detroit’s most prestigious high school. I still struggled when I got to college.
By Imani Harris
November 14, 2019
Newark
Newark sees slight uptick in graduation rate, test scores, attendance in 2019
By
Patrick Wall
November 13, 2019
Indiana
Find how many students left your high school to home-school
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
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Gabrielle LaMarr LeMee
November 12, 2019
Indiana
Over 1,000 students have left this Indiana district to home-school. Can it solve its hidden dropout problem?
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
November 12, 2019
New York
How this NYC counselor helps her students get into college — and stay there
By
Reema Amin
November 11, 2019
Tennessee
Tennessee’s ACT average dips for the first time since 2013
By
Marta W. Aldrich
November 4, 2019
Newark
Newark launches citywide campaign to increase the number of students applying for federal college aid
By
Devna Bose
October 31, 2019
Chicago
New Illinois report card shows minimal test score gains for schools
By Susie An/WBEZ,
Sam Park
October 30, 2019
Chicago
In Chicago, growth in Advanced Placement participation not reaching all students equally
By
Cassie Walker Burke
October 25, 2019
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