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Homeless people living in the Hunnell Road area continue to push back in court against the city of Bend’s plan to evict them.

Arts education can boost student and family engagement, experts say, which may be critical to recharging lackluster pandemic recovery efforts. 

Tuesday, the Nonprofit Growth and Equity Project – a pilot program developed by the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle – came to a close at a gathering where area

MARTINSBURG — The United Way of the Eastern Panhandle developed a pilot program entitled Nonprofit Growth and Equity Project (NGEP) in conjunction with the Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation.

Assessment Equity Project: ways the Department of Assessment & Taxation says you can plan ahead right now

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By Marianna McMurdock, The 74 A New York City charter school’s starting pay for teachers will be $140,000 in the fall, more than double the national average. The salary boost for The Equity Project’s 90 teachers was announced as legislative attempts to establish a national $60,000 floor continue. In New York City, the district’s starting […]

English learners are underrepresented in dual-language programs as California struggles to meet its goal of having majority bilingual students by 2030.

A preschool training manual that included information on racial bias was rejected in Alabama, but antibias awareness and training is important for children to feel safe, researchers say.