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As Economy Hums, South Carolina Governor’s Race Focuses on Underwhelming Education System
Starbucks Shuts Down Tuesday for Racial Bias Training. Schools and Teachers Have Been Doing the Same Training for Years — With Mixed Results
In State Where Academic Performance and School Funding Rank Near the Bottom, Education Is Top of Mind in Race for Nevada Governor
Charter Schools Are Public Schools, Should Be State-Funded, Louisiana Supreme Court Rules in Case That Threatened 18,000 Students
With an Eye Toward Consent, Students Seize the Moment to Overhaul Sex Ed
Mississippi Governor to Decide Soon on State Takeover of Jackson Schools