Bridging the Education Gap for Children in Foster Care
By: Rachel Johnson Children in foster care are regarded by many as one of the nation’s most vulnerable populations. Most of the children in foster care experience chronic medical, emotional, […]
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Better late than never? Not anymore: An Analysis of Recent Anti-Truancy Regulation in the District of Columbia
By: Karyna Valdes Truancy negatively affects students and society. Students who are regularly truant are far less likely to graduate from high school and thus more likely to become a […]
The Other Price of Higher Education
By: Jesse Ouellette According to the United States Census Bureau, the current population of the United States is approaching 320 million. Of those 320 million, 3,790,600 are reported to have […]
Last Week In Congress
By: Carolyn Appel The House of Representatives: The House passed their version of the bill that would reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. (also known as No Child Left […]