Darrick Hamilton, a co-author of a recent study from the New School, describes other ways to address the disparity that hurts Black Americans.

One in three unemployed workers has pursued more education or job training while out of work, the Pew Research Center says.

The long road to a merit scholarship included 30 applications and 90 admissions essays.

A new Gallup survey finds that 71% of parents who work full time have kids who are attending school in person.

After a dark year, New York City Accountant Michael Durant says he’s “starting to see light at the end of the tunnel.”

Sixty percent of people now say they’ll get a vaccine, but that’s not enough to get the pandemic under control.

Students might be learning virtually, but they’re still learning a skilled trade.

More than 70% of Black students are going to school entirely online, compared to 40% of white students.

In-person schooling? Remote learning? Either way, teachers say they need more supplies.

Some parents, fearing COVID-19 outbreaks at reopened schools, are opting out of the traditional education system.