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Current selection: Education — higher-education
Founded in 1980, the Department of Education primarily funds student financial aid and K-12 programs.
Public schools in the Northeast have the highest rate of advanced courses offered at 89%; the South and West regions of the US have the highest rate of career and technical education classes at 88%.
School enrollment of Gen Z students decreased across all age groups from 2019 to 2022.
California has the largest number of residents leaving the state to attend college elsewhere.
Black and Hispanic students had the lowest rates of enrolling in college and graduating four-year college within six years.
Student debt data highlights racial disparities for Black Americans.
Of the top 10 most educated states, nine are located on the east coast.
More than half of women’s teams at the college level have male head coaches, but almost no men’s teams have female head coaches.
Biden will cancel up to $20,000 in student loans for low-income undergraduate students.
Hundreds of colleges, including the University of California, stopped requiring admission tests during the pandemic.
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