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Episode 139: When student athletes play hard, who gets paid?

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by Tracey Samuelson Apr 4, 2019
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How an auction for a wireless frequency is affecting high school and amateur theaters

by David Brancaccio Aug 28, 2018
"Papa can you hear me? No? Is this thing on?"
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High school graduation rates up, but there’s more than math to those numbers

by Erika Beras Jun 5, 2018
A study out from Johns Hopkins University tells us that at 84 percent, high school graduation rates are officially at an all-time high. That’s good news right? Maybe not, because increasing numbers of those high school grads arrive at college…
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How to learn the business of business as a high schooler

by Shaheen Ainpour May 25, 2018
Students form "companies" and test drive careers as part of the Virtual Enterprise program.
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Can Baltimore's new funding approach solve the "education debt"?

by Amy Scott and Eliza Mills Jan 26, 2018
This week in Baltimore, the school board approved a new plan to fund city schools based on poverty rates. Previously, funds were distributed based on test scores, with schools getting extra money for advanced students as well as for low-performing…
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College credit in high school is all the rage, but what's the payoff?

by Peter Balonon-Rosen Jan 19, 2018
Today there are almost four times as many students taking college courses under the age of 18 compared to 20 years ago.
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High school students feel disengaged in the classroom

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A new study says high schools should not be a one-size-fits-all.
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by Mitchell Hartman Jun 14, 2017
Youth unemployment has fallen by nearly half since 2010, and fewer young people are looking for work.
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