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The latest education news updates from EdSource.

Since 2004, many Hispanic children in D.C. have been given theopportunity of a lifetime: a scholarship to attend a privateschool. Five years after the program began, growing evidence isshowing that it is making a huge impact in these children's lives.Unfortunately, it remains to be seen whether Congress and the ObamaAdministration will allow the successful program to go forward.

A scholar explains why schools can’t focus only on closing pandemic-related learning gaps.

The University of Georgia’s Hispanic Student Association held its annual Noche Latina event on Saturday night at the Tate Center Grand Hall. This year’s event, titled “A Través De Nuestros

Sept. 15 marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, a month dedicated to recognition and celebration of the Latinx community across the United States. At the University of Georgia, the

KRGV is partnering with The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit statewide news organization, for free, public events in Brownsville and Edinburg on Aug. 23 and Aug. 24. 

As Nashville continues to grow, many are finding it difficult to communicate with some of our neighbors, so one group is working to bridge the gap.

Tallahassee Community College receives a surplus in Hispanic student enrollment.

Two incoming freshmen receive Tu Futuro scholarships from Univision

The Public Education Department celebrated educators for keeping the graduation rate around 77%, despite the pandemic