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ATLANTA — A nonprofit formed to help administer a new state tax credit to support foster children aging out of the system is working against a tight deadline.

ATLANTA — A nonprofit formed to help administer a new state tax credit to support foster children aging out of the system is working against a tight deadline.

ATLANTA – A nonprofit formed to help administer a new state tax credit to support foster children aging out of the system is working against a tight deadline.

Public funding to boost early child care options in Oregon has grown by millions during the past few years, but options are still limited for many parents who are forced

Public funding to boost early child care options in Oregon has grown by millions during the past few years, but options are still limited for many parents who are forced

Public funding to boost early child care options in Oregon has grown by millions during the past few years, but options are still limited for many parents who are forced to choose – and lose – jobs, according to a survey from Portland State University. More than 40% of parents said they or their partner […]

  In November, Portland teachers went on strike for the first time ever to demand better resources for schools. The local business lobby was quick to chastise the teachers for withholding their labor — but what role do groups like Portland Metro Chamber play in underfunding our schools? In this segment, Guest Mole Alyssa Vitale examines how Oregon business lobbyists and

At a Wednesday meeting of Maryland Higher Education Commission, officials discussed how the implementation of Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, an education overhaul passed by the 2021 Maryland General Assembly, may drastically change how students are assessed for college and career readiness, among other topics. Emily Dow, assistant secretary of Academic Affairs provided updates on where […]

At a Wednesday meeting of Maryland Higher Education Commission, officials discussed changing how students are assessed for college and career readiness, among other topics.

A bill sitting in a D.C. Council committee aims to improve the D.C. Jail food service.