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The Covid-19 pandemic supercharged entrepreneurship among U.S. high schoolers, especially those with college aspirations
For aspiring founders who have the will but lack the way to launch their schools, startup partners are there to help
“We prepare social justice–minded widgets for a generic clientele at a high cost”
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The Covid-19 pandemic supercharged entrepreneurship among U.S. high schoolers, especially those with college aspirations
For aspiring founders who have the will but lack the way to launch their schools, startup partners are there to help
“We prepare social justice–minded widgets for a generic clientele at a high cost”
The nationwide crackdown on immigration is devastating student learning and defying a Supreme Court decision meant to protect it
American schooling is still dazed by a malicious movement’s toxic reign
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