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Black male teachers are feeling the brunt of the teacher shortage crisis, according to senior lecturer Dr. Phelton Moss and several educators

Black male teachers are feeling the brunt of the teacher shortage crisis, according to senior lecturer Dr. Phelton Moss and several educators

National Center for Educational Statistics data indicated education degrees have plummeted by 50% since 1970, signaling an ongoing teacher shortage crisis

The latest National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) results in reading and math, released in June, are appalling. The scores on the test, also known as “The Nation’s Report Card,” administer...

We need to change course immediately.

“Girls still don’t feel heard, seen and taken seriously,” said Michelle Meggs, executive director of the Women + Girls Research Alliance at UNC Charlotte.

According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, in 2022, New Mexico students tested at or near the bottom nationally. When using the National Assessment of Educational Progress test, only...

Although going to college often leads to a host of memories — new friends, opportunities and career paths — it’s important to stay vigilant. The Daily Illini has created a guide to the many safety resources available on campus.    University of Illinois Police Department The University of Illinois rests between two cities: Champaign and...

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