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Community colleges tackle another challenge: Students recovering from past substance use

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Credit: Leah Fabel for The Hechinger Report Collegiate recovery programs began appearing at four-year institutions in the late 1970s, offering services like sober-living dorms, life skills classes and recovery coaches. Today, more than 170 programs exist across the U.S. and Canada.

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Why Teacher Self-Care Matters and How to Practice Self-Care in Your School

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Over 40% of teachers report feeling high stress every day during the school year, which ties teaching with nursing as having the highest stress rate of any career.[13] Vistas Online Journal, 2017, pp. The Professional Counselor, 2017, 7(3), pp. National Immigrant Women’s Advocacy Project, June 2014, pp.

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Before assigning homework, ensure that students have a home

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But since it wasn’t our house, they could use the bathroom first,” Kimberly, 12, told the child advocacy organization Children’s Defense Fund for their The State of America’s Children 2014 report. In 2014-15, the rate of homelessness among U.S. in 2017. . But at school, she was labeled truant. “I

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How well does your state support children with dyslexia?

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Photo: Emily Hanford | APM Reports. But in many states across the country that’s not happening, according to an examination by APM Reports. Scores of people responded to the report, sharing stories of frustration with their schools. schools about the reading disability. schools about the reading disability.

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The Awkward Truth About ‘Free College’—It Isn’t Truly Free

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In 2014, when Tennessee unveiled a statewide scholarship to cover tuition expenses at community colleges, the program was praised for making higher education possible for more people. For example, in the 2017 cohort, 26 percent of white participants graduated on time, compared to only 9 percent of Black participants.

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Eligible for financial aid, nearly a million students never get it

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Last year alone, more than 900,000 low-income students who applied for and were found eligible for state financial aid for college never received it, because states ran out of money, according to a new analysis of state data by The Hechinger Report. Related: Report: Universities relying more on tuition than state and local money.

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How a federal free meal program affected school poverty stats

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In 2014, schools had a new way to give students free breakfast and lunch, paid for by Uncle Sam. New York City, for example, began offering its 1 million public school students free breakfast and lunch in 2017. The post How a federal free meal program affected school poverty stats appeared first on The Hechinger Report.

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