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CHICAGO — This is a story about a podcast in which two old friends rarely disagree, always get along, and though they are discussing race and social justice and the sorry state of the world, voices remain low, tones remain civil and conversation always seems thoughtful.

About one-third of home-based child care providers and center-based teachers use at least one form of public assistance, including Medi-Cal, WIC or SNAP, according to a new research brief.

As they got older, as Khalil Muhammad and Ben Austen became two of the leading voices on race and social justice in the country, they would think about Hyde Park and realize how rare their friendship was.

An innovative program will bring new educational opportunities for some Elkin Elementary School students next school year. Appalachian State University has…

COVID-19 continued its rapid rise in Macon County with 2,572 new cases added in the past week, health officials said.

Decatur Public Schools has updated their COVID-19 protocols.

The school focuses on self-awareness, cultural identity, critical thinking, and social emotional learning.

William Harris Learning Academy will join American Dreamer STEM Academy, Parsons, Dennis and Franklin Grove in a temporary shift to remote learning.

A public service club including students from The Bishop's School in La Jolla has completed a project that helped start two libraries in Africa.

A Baton Rouge 4th grader said no to his elementary school's mask mandate earlier this week. And his dad's response to the principal was classic.