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Biden administration to extend freeze on student loan payments

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Sacramento, Minneapolis teachers walk out as school strikes return

From lawsuits to giveaway drives, a push against book bans

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After two years, nonprofits eager for return of student volunteers

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Dive into the tropical fish nursery of the future

A glassy sweeper egg, moments from hatching, is seen through a microscope at Roger Williams University’s Wet Lab in Bristol, Rhode Island. The round bubble is an oil droplet, which is a nutritional source similar to an egg yolk.

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Last of its kind: Vermont town weighs future of one-room schoolhouse

Students need help catching up. Tennessee tries tutoring.

Right to transfer: Why it’s a game changer for college athletes

Rising book bans: Grounds for moral panic?

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Opting out: A wider range of parents drives home-school surge

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'Cyber snow days': Data hacks send US schools scrambling

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Teaching race in schools: Have these moms found a way forward?

What happens to US education if there’s no one to teach?

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Students to swap pencils for laptops as SAT exam moves online

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Supreme Court to hear challenge to race-based college admissions

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In Florida, vouchers win ground, but courts may have ultimate say

When counselors are in short supply, students step in to help

Tulsa experiment tests how tightly woven a safety net has to be

Q&A: Sociologist takes on myths about wealth and morality

For state schools, diversity isn’t just about fairness. It’s also about the bottom line.

The end of amateurism? What’s behind calls to pay NCAA athletes.

America to elite colleges: Shape up (but please let us in).

This city is short of teachers. It’s tapping immigrants to help.

Schools help teachers with a new kind of homework: finding a place to live

Go north, young grad. How Canada is winning over international students.