Students of color in Pennsylvania are far less likely than their white peers to have access to small classes, certified

A judge ruled Friday that a major lawsuit against the state of New Jersey over racial and socioeconomic segregation in

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About 300 high school students gathered on Monday afternoon to watch as their classmates faced off with the police. Teen

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