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A group of teenagers head toward the front doors of their private school.

Finding Missing Students (and the Money)

The nation’s student absenteeism crisis, and a surge in school voucher programs in Ohio, are both part of the continuing effect of the pandemic on public education, reports ProPublica’s Alec MacGillis (EWA Radio 337)

‘Disillusioned:’ The Rise and Fall of the American Suburban Dream

Suburban schools promised quality and opportunity. What went wrong? (EWA Radio 336)

A group of college girls sit on the steps of a campus building.

2024: New Year, New Story Ideas

Education editors Melissa Taboada and Jon Marcus each share major story ideas reporters should be covering in the new year. (EWA Radio 335)

Video: Examining the Promise and Pitfalls of Teaching During Out-of-School Time

School districts are using after-school hours and school breaks to address disrupted learning. Does this come at the cost of traditional out-of-school time?

A building on the University of Michigan campus.

So You Want a Journalism Fellowship

Past Knight-Wallace Fellow Delece Smith-Barrow and former Spencer/O’Brien Fellow Sarah Carr explain the benefits of journalism fellowships and share what to carefully consider. (EWA Radio 334)

A graphic of a Black male student in a rural area.

For Rural Black Students, a College Conundrum

Rural Black students are often the first generation to get through both high school and college. On the other hand, some are from multigenerational farming families and are considered more fortunate than others. Learn about the unique challenges these students face navigating higher education. (EWA Radio 333)

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