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TN’s data-driven approach helping students complete college

New federal data shows adult learners, students of color and veterans still are far less likely to complete a college degree than other groups, and Tennessee education officials say they're now using a data-driven approach to come up with targeted programs aimed at preventing at-risk students from dropping out.

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A new front in America’s pandemic: College towns

The coronavirus is spiking around campuses from Texas to Iowa to North Carolina as students return.

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The COVID crisis in community colleges — what does the data say?

The novel coronavirus has affected all aspects of society and the economy. But what do the data say about the impact of the pandemic on community colleges?

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Create better student support structures for remote learning

Here are some lessons from COVID-19.

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The new look of Boston’s higher education institutions

In a time of major upheaval, what does the future hold for higher learning in Boston? Five hometown college and university leaders peer into their crystal ball—and what they see might surprise you.

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Pandemic tests an already-fragile college mental health system

The pandemic has increased the mental strain on a generation of college students already reporting record levels of psychological challenges, state and national surveys show.

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Campus police: A vital connection to mental health and substance misuse services

"Support from law enforcement on college campuses can help bridge connections for students to much needed services," April Miller, a former campus security officer, writes.

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'It's starting to feel normal': Students, teachers are adapting to restrictions

Since schools throughout Hancock County have gradually welcomed students back to class over the past few weeks, teachers have been working to find their new normal. English teacher Kent Gish, president of the New Palestine Classroom Teachers Association, echoes those sentiments. “Students need to have the work available and be given the support virtually to do the work and ask questions.

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Helping teachers and principals confront their own racism

When Sarah Fiarman and Tracey Benson met in 2014 as class instructors at the Graduate School of Education (GSE), they bonded over their common experience as former school principals and their shared desire to battle racism in schools. Fiarman, Ed.D. ’09, and Benson, Ed.L.D.

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Detroit Public Schools strike deal to return to school safely

The state’s largest school district has struck a deal with the Detroit Federation of Teachers (DFT) union to return 51,000 students to school safely. The four-page agreement lays out safety precautions for face-to-face instruction at the Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD), including a 20-person cap on classes and desks separated by six feet. “We are living in difficult times.