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School Safety Bill Introduced by Bipartisan Senators in Response to Florida Shooting

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and a bipartisan group of 21 other senators on Monday announced support for a school safety bill in response to the Valentine's Day mass shooting at a Florida high school.

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Students of Color, Disabled Likelier to Face School Discipline — With Lasting Effects

Students of color and those with disabilities are more likely to face discipline in Minnesota schools than their peers — a disparity state leaders say violates their human rights.

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DeVos Rips State Education Chiefs for Their K-12 Vision

The education secretary said she was looking for more creativity from the nation’s schools chiefs and that they were not taking advantage of the historic flexibility the law gives them.

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Nobody Knows How Many Kids Get Caught with Guns in School. Here’s Why.

Because of lax reporting by schools and lax oversight by state and federal authorities — and despite federal law — it’s nearly impossible to say just how many students get caught taking firearms into public schools each year.

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How to Improve Transfer Outcomes for Community College Students

A new guide advises two- and four-year institutions to coordinate programs, offer tailored advising and make transferring a priority.

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How College Campuses Are Trying to Tap Students’ Voting Power

College campuses are often seen as hotbeds of political engagement, with controversial speakers routinely kicking up loud protests. But abysmally low turnout among young people has long been a hallmark of American elections, particularly in midterm years.

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Well-Known Advocate to Lead White House Board on Historically Black Colleges

A prominent advocate for historically black colleges will lead a board that advises President Trump on issues confronting the schools, the White House announced Tuesday.

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Can Apprenticeships Train the Workforce of the Future? States Hope So.

America has a skills gap. Governments across the U.S. are turning to European-style apprenticeship programs as a possible solution.

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A New Focus on College Campuses: Ending Housing Insecurity

When dorms are closed, some college students around the country have no place to go.

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Parents, Officials Scramble for US School Security Upgrades

In the jittery aftermath of the shooting in Parkland, Florida, novel efforts to ramp up school security are flying fast as districts across the United States respond to heightened fears as well as threats and rumors of violence that have only seemed to multiply since the latest tragedy.