Difference Maker: Technology and Education
A staggering percentage of kids in New Orleans experience trauma. Safe spaces at schools are hard to come by.
At CCCBSD, caring teachers help children with special needs gain access to the rich academic environment they need.
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Each student will receive an annual scholarship of $55,018 regardless of their financial situation.
Their unconventional and holistic approaches to learning are impacting entire families for the better.
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The record gift aims to open the "door of opportunity" for lower- and middle-income students.
The former Kate Middleton was visiting a garden when a youngster asked her about the prying photographers.
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They hope the teacher walkouts will catapult more teachers into government.
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Mykehia Curry, a student from Macon, needed help with dorm supplies. So she sent a prayer up to the sky.
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The senders hope it brings a small measure of comfort.
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