The changes are most likely to be felt by Black students and those who are disabled, according to lawyers and advocates.

Supporters say it’s time for stricter consequences for people in the country without proper documentation, but some families say recent enforcement makes them feel like political targets.

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If you’d asked Natalia Mejia three weeks ago about her challenges teaching at CC Griffin Middle School in Cabarrus County, the multilingual teacher would have listed budget shortfalls and their impact ...

Many children outgrow their fears, but persisting worries may be a sign of an anxiety disorder. Psychologists weigh in on ...

Families in Haryana are distressed after US President Trump deported illegal immigrants by army plane. Many youngsters from ...