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Articles by Kei-Sygh Thomas

Kei-Sygh Thomas is a former editorial fellow at The 74 and a freelance contributor to the site.

Gen Z Activists Rally Their Social Media Followers in Verizon Campaign to Close the Digital Divide

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Matching First-Generation, Low-Income Students to the Right College Is Complicated: Here’s What Happened to Me

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Summer Search: How One Nonprofit’s Focus on Mentorship, Travel & Resilience Is Helping Low-Income Students Complete College at 3 Times the National Average

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Another Outrage in Flint: Third-Grade Reading Levels Plummet by 75% After City’s Water Poisoned by Lead

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KIPP Also Rises: Charter Network Opens Sunrise Academy as Welcome Partner of Miami-Dade Public Schools

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When 1 in 10 Kids on Campus Doesn’t Have Enough to Eat: Inside the Campaign to Help Feed Hungry College Students

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Baltimore Students Wear Blankets, Coats to Class in High School With No Heat for 2 Weeks

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Brooklyn High Schoolers Are Citizen Scientists Helping Cornell Combat Dire Enemy: Invasive Fish

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74 Interview: Two Texas Middle Schoolers on Ending Gun Violence, Seeing the Signs

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Franklin & Marshall’s Mission to Make College More Equitable Is Changing the Face of Higher Ed

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A Day in the (Computer Science) Life of a NJ High School: Coding, Camaraderie, and Going to College

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$15 Million to 1,000 Top Math & Science Teachers: How ‘Math for America’ Is Boosting STEM in Schools

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The War Against ‘Lunch Shaming’: NYC Joins Growing List of Cities and Districts That Are Rethinking Mealtime

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College Savings Accounts, Even Small Ones, Critical to Low-Income Kids Making It to (and Through) Graduation

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