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Opinion: Common Core Books Fail Children of Color

Children of color and the poor make up more than half the children in the United States. According to […]

“Take advantage of every opportunity that’s given to you because you never know where that opportunity is going to take

As the new school year ramps up across the country, data from the only two states offering Common Core testing

graph: Pew Research Center A milestone is expected to be reached this fall when minorities outnumber whites among the nation’s

Photo: www.bioethics.net AUSTIN — Nudged by a father who trained racehorses, Dr. Orlando Garza set off to study veterinary medicine

First Lady Michelle Obama, featured speaker at the League of United Latin American Citizens convention, which concluded here this

Photo myhudsoncounty.com Most people are probably not aware that more than six-in-ten of the nation’s Latino undergraduates are enrolled in

Photo: thinkprogress.org From the moment Luis E. Mateo started high school in Lowell, Massachusetts, almost ten years ago, he never

Outside the concert hall at Occidental College, in L.A.’s Eagle Rock neighborhood, children are invited to test out the instruments

Photo: ucanr.edu The U.S. workforce could employ as many as 140,000 additional African-American and Latino college graduates in science, technology,

The New Britain High School Health Academy is one of the school district’s success stories. The first of

By Suzanne Bates CTLatinoNews.com A quarter of students in Hartford and Bridgeport are absent from school on a