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For some Black families in Pittsburgh, finding the right school means choosing between diversity and academic rigor
Financial barriers, lack of diversity in staffing and stereotypes are some of the common challenges faced by Black families.
What to expect from ruling on race-conscious admissions
The decision would have a wide-ranging impact on schools across the nation.
How the third-year of pandemic added to enrollment challenges at Cleveland colleges
A by-the-numbers look at the roller coaster of higher education admissions
How Colorado educators can help Hispanic students realize their college dreams
In Colorado, Hispanic women and men go to college at lower rates than many of their peers.
College board ‘embarrassed’ by state of USM Gulf Park as enrollment has plummeted
The steep decline represents a missed opportunity to provide higher ed to one of Mississippi’s growing and economically vibrant regions, residents say.
A complicated equation: How students and colleges are navigating Northeast Ohio’s changing landscape
Changing demographics in Ohio mean fewer high school graduates. There are also far more post-secondary options now. This all comes at a time when public trust in higher education is eroding.
College Credit Plus could be serving more students, report finds
“Despite the enormous advantages of the program, the fact is a wide disparity exists among school districts in how well this program is embraced,” the state' auditor said.
Community College of Aurora to cut 30 degree, certificate programs
The majority of the program cuts at the Aurora college focus on the arts, business, and computer and digital technology.
What I learned from Rafael
His story sheds light on the crisis of rural advising, the problem of low expectations, the challenges facing farm worker families, and the many costs that get in students' way.
Rafael expected he would go to a university — the system never did
Educators put him on a non-university path. His public charter school never questioned it. And it was only a few months before graduation that he learned just how far behind he was.