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5 stories about this week's Supreme Court ruling on special education
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She was a teen when she learned her immigration status. Now she's working to build a future.
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For foster care kids, bus tickets don't solve transportation woes
Last week on State of Opportunity, we shared Alex’s story about how hard it is for kids in foster care to get a car, let alone a driver’s…
Do we judge people on the way they speak?
It’s not hard to find an example of people being judged because of the way they speak.Take the George Zimmerman trial. The primary witness for the…
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How much does it cost to educate a student with special needs? Nobody knows.
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As more parents head back to school, child care options are declining
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Holding people in jail because they are too poor to make bail is unconstitutional, the U.S. Department of Justice declared in a court filing last week.The…
Teaching sons to lie, and daughters to tell the truth: New research on the roots of dishonesty
We've mentioned here more than once that boys tend to trail girls in academic settings. Boys are also more likely to get in trouble, and more likely to…
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