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Trump ramps up Education Department’s dismantling with changes on special education and civil rights

Northern Michigan found a way to cut school absenteeism. Lansing may defund it

Trump administration is moving Education Department oversight of special education and civil rights to other agencies

Indiana becomes the latest state to receive flexibility from Trump on federal education spending

AP Exclusive: The private school choice boom leaves behind many kids in public school

Dan David Prize awards 9 scholars $300,000 each for research on the human past

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School resource officers to visit Loudoun County parents over e-bike safety for youth

UK’s Prince George chooses Eton for next big step in his education

Young woman who fell to her death in dramatic rope jump tragedy is buried in Brazil

Student journalists in Montgomery County push back on district memo, citing censorship concerns 

Union urges Maryland university board to reconsider decision to lay off employees

Arlington schools partner with Transfinder to launch bus tracking app

Kenya holds a memorial service for 16 victims of last month’s girls school fire

ICE arrest outside Baltimore elementary school draws rebukes from state and local officials

Kids’ nonprofit in Seattle returns 20 free World Cup tickets over barring of Somali referee

New training for Connecticut urban police officers to incorporate community input

Disaster drills helped prevent more deaths when powerful quake hit the southern Philippines

Emory gets $15M to establish first center to research toxic Superfund sites’ health effects

2 students injured in collision involving school bus in Anne Arundel Co.

Loudoun County superintendent grilled on school policies by Congress

Feds charge 8 pro-Palestinian activists with conspiring to intimidate U of Michigan officials

Teens’ reading and math scores have stagnated, US test results show

Playing hip-hop or Doris Day, older exercise instructors can speak their peers’ language

When Maryland math scores plunged, Black college students suffered the consequences