New Research: Children of Immigrants Benefit from Integrated Support
New research shows that children of immigrants benefit from the integration of school and community resources to meet their needs
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Refugees and Early Childhood Education
Young children of recent refugees from Syria are not being enrolled in early education programs at the same rate as native born kids.
Strengthening the Partnership: A Survey of Proposed Higher Education Funding Solutions
States are moving to withdrawal funding from higher education institutions. The results are becoming a disaster for students and families.
An Affront against All Women
North Carolina’s bathroom bill isn’t really about protecting women, argues Jacob Tobia.
City of Brotherly Love, Sisterly Work
Why women rule Philadelphia’s workforce.
Does Congress Need More Nerds?
Affirmative, says Patrick Oathout.
Reading Recovery Program Closing Literacy Gap for Early Readers
A new study shows the potential for the Reading Recovery intervention program to close the literacy gap for struggling first graders.
Shifting Burdens: How Students & Families Paid for College from 1996 to 2012
The Government That Governs Best Governs
Chayenne Polimédio revisits an age when Americans weren’t allergic to the idea of good government.
The Psychological Argument for a Universal Basic Income
Olivia Barrow articulates the connection between scarcity in the budget and brain.
This Cash Cow for Cops Should Stop
Police can once again seize and keep cash. Nick Sibilla explains why that’s a problem for both individual rights and state reforms.
When Unicorns are the Majority
Why Work for Welfare Doesn’t Work
Kalena Thomhave challenges our policies and perspectives on welfare and hunger.
A Violinist, Dreaming of Math
Lions, and Tigers, and Bears: The Cost of Live College Mascots
How much do college mascots cost, and who is paying for them?