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Principal Brian McCann sings a snow-day tune in Swansea, Mass. YouTube hide caption
When The Principal Cancels School ... With A Song-And-Dance Number
The Women's March in Kern County, Calif. was one of many around the nation where postcards were distributed, encouraging people to submit comments opposing Secretary DeVos' plan to change Title IX regulations . Courtesy Kimberly Kirchmer hide caption
Trump Administration Gets An Earful On New Campus Sexual Assault Rules
Marc Lavarin, an assistant minister at Alfred Street Baptist Church, hugs Howard University student Mya Thompson after she learns the church's members have paid the $2,500 she owed the university. Charles Matthews/Alfred Street Baptist Church hide caption
Teachers carry placards as they walk a picket line outside South High School early Monday in Denver. A new lawsuit alleges students with disabilities will be harmed by the strike. David Zalubowski/AP hide caption
Denver teachers carry placards as they wait to march after a rally in support of a strike outside the state Capitol last month. Denver schoolteachers are going on strike over how their base pay is calculated. David Zalubowski/AP hide caption
Shannon Williams, a student at Thomas Jefferson High School in Richmond, Va., says she is hesitant to call for Gov. Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring to resign, but not because she thinks blackface is OK. Megan Pauly/WCVE hide caption
'He Should Have Known Not To Do This': Richmond Students Talk About Northam
Students in "March For Our Lives" shirts sat in the House Judiciary Committee hearing on gun violence on Feb. 6. Jose Luis Magana/AP hide caption
Kelcei Williams says Year Up helped her realize that her previous jobs actually gave her a bunch of transferable skills. She's a team leader. She learns fast. And she can solve problems on the spot. Amr Alfiky/NPR hide caption
Virginia House of Delegates Speaker Kirk Cox presides over the House session at the Capitol in Richmond, Va., on Monday. Speaking to reporters Monday morning, he said Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam had lost the confidence of the people. Steve Helber/AP hide caption
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and officials at the Department of Education will review the public comments made regarding how colleges handle campus sexual assaults. Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption
A pastor leads people in prayer Friday at the site of a walkway collapse at the Driehoek high school in Vanderbijlpark, South Africa. AP hide caption
Heavy Student Loan Debt Forces Many Millennials To Delay Buying Homes
The "University of Farmington" occupied office space in this building in Farmington Hills, Mich. In court documents, eight men are accused of recruiting hundreds of "students" to the bogus school. Google Maps/Screenshot by NPR hide caption
Megan Neely's email to Duke University graduate students in biostatistics was circulated in a tweet. @siruihua via Twitter/Screenshot by NPR hide caption
Walker Valley High School student Michaela Boggess, 16, hopes to study industrial engineering at the University of Tennessee. Trxlation for The Hechinger Report hide caption
With Unfilled Jobs, Businesses Push Rural Residents Toward College
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Demonstrators hold a sign during a teachers strike in Los Angeles, California, U.S. Scott Heins/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption