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Society IndiaYoung Girls Are Now Encouraged to Stay in School Here
Eager to correct the dropout rate among school-going girls, the Indian government has put in place measures to promote girls’ education. Recent data shows that over the last four years, a decline in the dropout rate occurred, the sharpest being at the secondary level with a…
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Society USAMillions Of Citizens Can Go to College… for Free!
Statewide free college programs are booming across the United States, like in New Mexico where the country’s most extensive tuition-free scholarship program has been recently signed, opening the door for affordable education for millions of citizens.
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Heroes USANew Sustainability School Opens, Thanks to a Billion-Dollar Donation
A new school affiliated with Stanford University located in California, United States will open its doors after receiving a substantial donation, and the focus will be to tackle the most pressing issues the planet is facing.
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Society AustraliaThis Education Makeover Promotes Indigenous Culture
A program has been developed to rethink the education of Australian Aboriginal students through projects designed to boost their academic success from early childhood to high school by focusing on Native languages, cultural connections, experiences, and history.
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Society United KingdomSchools Warmly Welcome Ukrainian Refugee Children
Across Europe and the UK, schools are opening their doors to more than 1.5 million Ukrainian refugee children — and doing everything from expanding classes, fast-tracking the registration of Ukrainian teachers, translating curriculums, and offering online lessons.
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Society EthiopiaChild Workers Get a Unique Second Chance at Education
Child labor, conflict, poverty and Covid-related closures stopped many children in Ethiopia from completing a typical school progression - but thanks to a speed-education program, the same children now have a second chance at getting a formal education and rejoining their peers.
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Heroes USARefugee Women Help Hundreds of Children Receive Education
Three Afghan refugee women who are temporarily living at the Fort McCoy military base in Wisconsin, United States took it upon themselves to create a school after seeing young children aimlessly spending their first few days at the camp.
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