After-School Program Teaches Teens How to Fix, Earn a Bike At Phoenix Bikes, a non-profit bicycle shop and educational center, students are learning their ABCs. That stands for the air, brakes, and chain of basic bike mechanics. Phoenix Bikes sells b...
Speakers to Class of 2022: Be Bold and Enthusiastic Thousands of college students around the United States finally came together in person to celebrate the completion of their studies without face coverings, virus tests or pandemic restrictions. Some...
In Ukraine, Attacks on Schools Hurt Future Generations As the war in Ukraine continues, there is increasing evidence that Russia has knowingly attacked schools. Attacks on civilian structures are considered a possible war crime. The Ukrainian governm...
Class of 2022 Members Share Experiences, Setbacks Christina Howard, Alex Mayeri and Griffin Kornaker are members of the college class of 2022 who mainly feel good about their college experience. Their time in college was affected by the COVID-19 pand...
Report Details Church-State Work on Native Schools Many Christian organizations operated boarding schools for Native American children from the 19th to the early 20th centuries. They were part of a project to remove Native culture, identity and land....
Recent Deaths of Female College Athletes Bring Attention to Mental Health In 2021, sports fans around the world learned about the issue of women's mental health in sports from Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka. Osaka is a champion Japanese tennis player....
Schools that Removed Police Officers Bring Them Back Millions of students in the United States go to schools with police officers present. The officers are known as School Resource Officers, or SROs. They are meant to keep schools and students safe....
Professors: Students Unprepared for Math after Pandemic Andrea Hernandez is a student at the University of Texas. As a high school student in Dallas, she studied math a lot and was proud of her skill in the subject. But when schools around the U.S. c...
Shelters Find Schools for Migrant Children in Mexico Child migrants often miss months or even years of schooling. This hurts their chances of escaping poverty and having safer futures. Ciudad Jurez is a large city in Mexico, along the country's borde...
Harvard Announces $100 Million Plan to Make up for Slavery Links Harvard University recently offered details of its historical connection to slavery and announced a $100 million fund aimed at studying and dealing with those links. The findings were r...
Advanced Classes Might Be at Risk in Some US High Schools Since the beginning of 2021, at least 17 states have passed measures aimed at how public schools can teach highly debated subjects, says the publication EducationWeek. These efforts, however,...
Many university students in the United States thought they would get through the final weeks of the 2021-2022 school year without another COVID-19 restriction. That is no longer the case for some. Major universities in the states of New York, Pennsyl...
Singers, Politicians, Doctors among 2022 College Graduation Speakers Popular singer Taylor Swift is expected to be one of the well-known people speaking to students and their families at graduation events in the United States this May. The singer pla...
Bangladesh Closes Rohingya Camp Private Schools The Bangladesh government closed the last private school for Rohingya refugees last month. The Kayaphuri School in the Kutupalaung Rohingya refugee camp was founded in 2019 by a Rohingya leader who was...
Experts Give Advice on Deciding Which School to Attend Students have until the end of April to tell the universities that have accepted them if they will attend. Most students found out if they were accepted in late March. Some students are accepted...
