Educating Girls Is Key to Fighting the Climate Crisis
Their education has multiple benefits that go far beyond the individual and any particular society.
Teachers Demonstrate How to Save America’s Public Services
Educators in St. Paul, Minnesota, may walk off the job in March in an effort to shift the politics over what the public funds.
Trump Wants to Betray American Workers Yet Again
The president wants to cancel student loan forgiveness for public servants. But what if you’ve already taken the loans?
Could Corporations Control What's Taught in Our Public Schools?
A growing number of parents, teachers and experts in academia sound the alarm about a dangerous new form of school privatization.
White House Seeks to End Michelle Obama Guidelines on School Nutrition
The impact will be less fruit and vegetables and more foods like pizza and fries in the meal program that serves 30 million children.
School Lunch Debt Is an American Travesty
We live in a nation where food is plentiful but millions of children experience hunger and food insecurity.
Key Takeaways From Democratic Presidential Debate in L.A.
Democratic presidential candidates offered two very different debates during their final forum of 2019.
The War on Terror Is Eating Our Young
At home or abroad, whether we know it or not, in the post-9/11 years, war has targeted the young. It’s not a pretty sight.
The Case for Abolishing Standardized Tests
A lawsuit is challenging the use of tests like the SAT in college admissions based on evidence they hurt poor students and students of color.
In Kurdistan, Women Are Coming Into Their Own
The feminist Sofia Society sets its sights on better education for girls and ending sexual violence in a particularly male-dominated culture.
