Autism isn't one disorder, a genetic analysis shows

Fordham Institute
Political scientist Charles Murray envisions 2050 America divided between a thriving “cognitive elite” of married professionals and a struggling majority marked by jobless men, rising single-parent homes, and widespread escape into virtual worlds.

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The Kuspuk School District owns two small planes and employs a pilot to stay connected with schools spread across 12,000 square miles along the Kuskokwim River in western Alaska.

NPR
Explore how the legacy of U.S. Indian boarding schools continues to echo across generations—shaping identity, memory, and healing.

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Last year, the Rand Corp. set out to learn how well students attending microschools performed academically compared to their peers in traditional public schools.

Fordham Institute The just-released Nation’s Report Card showing score declines for eighth graders in science and downward trends in reading and math for 12th graders is eliciting a range of reactions.

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Though chronic absenteeism has declined from its post-COVID peak, too many students are still missing too much school.