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Breaking the School-to-Prison Pipeline
On March 21, advocates, legislative aides, Washington community members, and education officials gathered for a roundtable discussion sponsored by the Campaign for High School Equity (CHSE) on breaking the "school-to-prison pipeline," a term used to describe the practice of funneling primarily children of color out of public schools and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems. ... full story |
Advocating for English Language Learners in NCLB
Advocates for English language learner students (ELL) gathered on Capitol Hill to discuss ways No Child Left Behind (NCLB) can better serve this group of nearly 5 million students who they say are being "left behind". ...
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Breaking the School-to-Prison Pipeline
Advocating for English Language Learners in NCLB
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Op-Ed: NCLB and Latinos: No Latino Child Left Behind Matters
Op-Ed: Start the Surge: Reauthorize the No Child Left Behind Act Now
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