Despite Their Struggles, HBCUs Add to US Economy
But from their earliest days HBCUs struggled. That's not surprising in a country that couldn't have cared less about the education of black people and so did little to support them.
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Charter Schools Ask Their Graduates, How’d We Do?
Achievement First, a network of charter schools, is asking its graduates for honest feedback so it can modify its approach to better meet student needs.
Clark Atlanta And Other Atlanta HBCUs Released From Shelter-In-Place Orders
Officials described the move as a “precautionary measure to address a situation on campus.”
FAFSA Deadline Gets Moved Back
The Obama administration announces two important changes to the way familes submit the FAFSA: using prior tax information, and filing it as early as Oct.
States May Shift to SAT, ACT, to Measure Achievement
States plan to use college entrance exams to measure content mastery though it's unclear if tests designed to assess college readiness can be used otherwise