Georgia Elementary School Criticized For ‘Appropriate’ Hairstyle Poster

A Georgia elementary school is facing backlash for having a poster inside their school that displayed hairstyles that were deemed…
08.05.19
One Of Harvard’s Largest Classes Of Black Law Candidates Is Making A Statement

The class of 2021 at Harvard Law School has over 60 Black students and it has come to be known…
05.29.19
How To Be Smart About Student Loans

As graduation season comes to a close many Americans, both students and parents alike, are now faced with the reality…
05.28.19
Why Are Black Students Punished More? A New Study Offers A Reason 

Inequality in education.
07.25.18
Rules To Reduce Obama Era-Policy On Racial Bias In Schools In Review

WASHINGTON (AP) — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is reviewing an Obama-era policy that tried to counter racial bias in school…
04.04.18
Howard University Protesters Enter Sixth Day Of Building Takeover

Howard University protesters continue to occupy an administration building for a fifth day in protests sparked by revelations that university…
04.03.18
NYC Principal Bans Black History Month Content

In the middle of Black History Month, the last thing you want to hear is someone hating on all the…
02.13.18
Education Department Investigates Civil Rights Complaint In Iowa School District

The U.S. Department of Education launched a civil rights investigation of the Cedar Rapid, Iowa school district.
02.05.18
25 Atlanta Teens Selected For Harvard’s Summer Residency

25 Black Atlanta teens were selected to join Harvard University’s distinguished summer residency program.
01.21.18
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Officials Accuse PG County Schools Of Inflating Grades

Did school officials in Prince Georges County, Maryland commit fraud by intentionally inflating the grades of hundreds of students to…
07.31.17
‘Grow Your Own’ Teacher Strategy Promotes Diversity

The program has mixed results but strives to make a difference.
06.06.17
High School students sitting and reading book in library
D.C. Voucher Students Do Worse In Math In Private Schools, Study Shows

WASHINGTON (AP) — Students attending private schools in the nation’s capital through a federally funded voucher program are doing worse…
04.28.17
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