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New York City Scraps Gifted Children Program Following Segregation Criticisms. The program will be replaced with a new one, the Brilliant NYC.

Pasó la segunda fecha El Fortín es el líder, en cada una de las zonas, luego de la segunda fecha del certamen para la categoría 2010. Se jugó este martes, en la cancha auxiliar de El Fortín, la segunda fecha de la copa de invierno reservada para la categoría 2010. En la oportunidad compiten equipos de la ciudad, que fueron divididos en dos zonas. El viernes será el turno de la final. En la Zona "A" El Fortín Azul venció por 5 a 0 a Embajadores y Estudiantes Negro derrotó por 1 a 0 a ...

This story was originally published March 10 by THE CITY, produced in collaboration with The Markup, a nonprofit newsroom investigating technology’s effects on society. Each school day, the students of the John Jay Educational Campus line up outside their squat, brick-lined Brooklyn building and make their way through a metal detector on the way to class […]

Texas state lawmakers capped hours of debate over how to teach kids about slavery and U.S. subjugation of people of color by advancing a controversial bill that prohibits critical theory in public

Objections to the appointment of Nikole Hannah-Jones to an academic chair are the latest instance of conservatives using the state to suppress ideas they consider dangerous.

Moving Saratoga Forward joins Saratoga Springs board members in pushing back on...

and last updated 2021-03-09 13:54:33-05 TAMPA, Fla. — When it comes to the classroom, African American children are often treated differently than white students and education experts say much of the disparate treatment is due to how teachers perceive Black children. ABC Action News in-depth reporter Anthony Hill took a look at how implicit bias in classrooms can negatively impact students and what’s being done to eliminate that bias in Bay area classrooms. Studies have shown that Afr...