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Unfortunately, school districts that primarily serve non-White students receive less funding than school districts that primarily serve White students. A r

Last year mental health experts, school counselors and parents were sounding the alarm on the wildly popular Netflix series, “13 Reasons Why,” because of c

When I was a teenager, the greatest honor my dad bestowed was the chance to help him grade multiple-choice questions. Up in his bedroom on a Sunday afterno

Recently I have been thinking about what it means to be in the “education reform” space and reflecting on how I got here. Many of the people in my life and

I am not a movie person. I don’t go to the movies much and when I do, I often forget them rapidly. That’s not what happened back in 1991, when I saw John S

After attending an informational session for families about autism, Asperger’s and the difficulties of navigating being disabled and supporting your “diffe

I’ll just come out and say it: You can’t be for expanding access to quality educational opportunities and be in favor of capping charter schools. You can’t

Beyoncé’s not the only member of her family going all out for higher education. Her husband, Jay-Z, is showing how important historically Black colleges an

How could my students succeed if they were not able to come to class? It was a question I used to struggle with constantly. Prior to entering medical schoo