Students know they can pass their classes anyway because of school policies known as “grade floors.” Schools adopted grade floors — which require teachers to give students minimum grades, commonly a ...

Investing in programs that work: Equitable talent development begins well before internships. Philanthropic and corporate partners must invest in pre-K programs, historically Black colleges and ...

Amy Lee Funes, who lives in New York City, struggled to get child care assistance for her son Leo, even though her job paid only $35,000 annually. Credit: Jackie Mader/The Hechinger Report The ...

Federal protections for students in special education don’t apply to private schools, but parents aren’t always informed ...

Students expect that their degree will open the door to opportunity. Credit: Finn Gomez/The Boston Globe via Getty Images The Hechinger Report covers one topic: education. Sign up for our newsletters ...

Josie McClain fixes a swing at her home-based child care program. McClain says support from a local nonprofit has helped her expand and improve her facilities. Credit: Jackie Mader/The Hechinger ...

Barbara Aranda spent years waiting for a child care subsidy for her daughter Mackenzie, 3, to come through. The delay forced her to miss shifts at work, setting the family back financially. Credit: ...

Last year, a study of AI assistants used by teachers found them recommending harsher approaches for struggling students whose names read as Black. A separate study found that an AI grader gave essays ...

For decades, Americans have been treating college as a career plan, spurred by the “college for all” movement — a decades-long educational and political push that aimed to make a four-year college ...

The University of Lynchburg has ended four of the last five fiscal years at a deficit. Credit: (Marina Villeneuve/The Hechinger Report) The Hechinger Report covers one topic: education. Sign up for ...