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The groups say the need for the gathering comes from the school district not meeting its vision of providing a safe place that meets the needs of all.

The exhibit will be open through May 7 and is included in general admission.

The chaos it creates is a factor that contributes to the city’s gun violence crisis.

The Key West City Commission decided 6-1 to move forward with the Black Educators museum at the Frederick Douglass Community Center after what became a contentious debate.

The Key West City Commission decided 6-1 to move forward with the Black Educators museum at the Frederick Douglass Community Center after what became a contentious debate.

One week from Tuesday, hundreds of Milwaukee Public School (MPS) students will start the school year, but without hundreds of teachers.

Colorado Springs non-profit Sachs Foundation is partnering with Teach For America Colorado to offer Black college graduates in Colorado an opportunity to make an impact as an educator.

A San Francisco school is handing out more failing grades than ever in its first semester after scrapping its merit-based admissions scheme.

A San Francisco school is handing out more failing grades than ever in its first semester after scrapping its merit-based admissions scheme.

The board voted this week to switch elite Lowell High School back to a merit-based admissions system.