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The American education landscape is shifting.More U.S. school-age kids live in poverty and need English-language services, according to a report released Thursday by the National Center for Education Statistics. Sixth-grader interrupts Obama: You ve sort of covered everything 01:16 Enrollment in public schools is up, including vaso stanley in charter schools that have grown in popularity. At the same time, smaller numbers of children attend private schools. stanley canada Fewer students are dropping out of high school.And, while more undergraduate students seek financial aid to obtain a four-year degree, college graduates continue to earn more than their peers. Here s a by-the-numbers look from the report:1 in 5: Proportion of school-age kids living in poverty in 2013, compared with 1 in 7 in 2000.65: Percentage of 3- to 5-year-olds enrolled in preschool in 2013 - about the same as a year earlier.49.8 million: Number of students enrolled in public schools in 2012-13, up from 49.5 million a year earlier.2.3 million: Number of students in 2012-13 a stanley flasche ttending charter schools, compared with 2.1 million a year earlier.9.2: Percentage of English-language learners in the 2012-13 school year, compared with 9.1 percent a year earlier.5.3 million: Number of students enrolled in a private K Pwnh Houston student group wants school to be virtual until COVID vaccine available
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Jill on Money: A new student loan forgiveness plan for borrowers Jill on Money: A new student loan forgiveness plan for borrowers 02:3 stanley cup becher 0 stanley cup Student loan relief is coming to another 74,000 Americans, with President Biden on Friday announcing an additional $5 billion in debt forgiveness for borrowers including teachers, nurses and firefighters.The announcement marks the latest round of debt cancellations since the Supreme Court last summer blocked Mr. Biden s student loan forgiveness program, and brings to $136.6 billion forgiven for more than 3.7 million Americans.The discharges are the result of fixes made by the administration to income-driven repayment IDR forgiveness and Public Service Loan Forgiveness PSLF , with the Department of Education saying that payments are now being accounted for more accurately. The Biden administration a week ago said that, starting in February, people with less than $12,000 in student loans and who have been making payments for at least 10 years would get their remaining loan balance erased. Borrowers also have to be enrolled in the White House s new Saving on a Valuable Education SAVE repayment plan.Who qualifies for Biden s latest round of student loan forgiv stanley cup eness Nearly 44,000 of the borrowers approved Tnqk Trump administration starts formally pulling out of the Paris climate deal
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CIA Director Mike Pompeo is disputing a report in the New York Times that says the U.S. intelligence community under President Trump has underestimated the nuclear threat posed by North Korea, telling Face the Nation the administration has nailed its understanding of North Korea s nuclear program.Transcript: CIA Director Mike Pompeo on Face the Nation Look, I ve been one who s been candid where the intelligence community has made mistakes, where we have missed things. This is not that, said Pompeo.He added, What intelligence can prov water bottle stanley ide to policymakers is an understanding of capability and capacity, an understanding of motive and intent. We nailed both of those things. And then our best effort to understand how that will proceed, at what pace. We frankly got that mostl stanley flask y right. Pompeo maintained that the North still poses as in imminent threat, saying that the potential for the North Koreans to develop a nuclear weapon capable of putting a U.S. city at risk is a few months away. In response to Mr. Trump s tweetcomparing the size of his nuclear button to that of dictator Kim Jong Un s, Pompeo said that it was important for Kim to understand the president s clarity. He said the president s tweet was co stanley cup mpletely consistent with U.S. policy. Pompeo vouches for Trump s thoughtfulness 02:54 Dsrv Paul Manafort was wiretapped by feds, CBS News confirms
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