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Struggling to juggle school, work and child care, most of them won't make it to graduation.

Despite efforts to require lessons on civil rights, outdated textbooks indicate little has changed.

They're being ignored as the nation tries to ramp up degree completion.

The doors are locked at this special ed school in Minneapolis so no one runs away. It's a surprising place to find kids doing breathing exercises.

It's one of the best defenses against recidivism, but investment is lacking.

Teachers with DACA serving low-income, immigrant communities could be tough to replace.

When predominantly white cities secede from larger districts, it has a segregating effect.

As small private colleges struggle to survive, we look at one that almost didn't make it.

President Trump is ending DACA, which allowed some 800,000 undocumented young people to stay and work in the United States. For some, that may mean the end of a dream of going to college. This program profiles DACA students and their opponents and examines a key court case and political forces that led to this moment.