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Higher Ed in Prisons Lawsuit claims disabled young people in Illinois prisons were denied special education for years The lawsuit says Illinois has been violating state and federal law for nearly two decades. by Charlotte West September 26, 2024September 25, 2024 latest local highlights Mississippi ‘System of privilege’: How well-connected students get Mississippi State’s best dorms For years, the public university’s housing department has helped well-connected students secure spots in the best dorms on campus. The confidential practice, internally known as “five star,” starts when donors, lawmakers, legacy alumni and other friends of the university ask… California Career education is redundant and convoluted. Gavin Newsom says he’ll fix it California taxpayers fund career education at high schools, adult schools, community colleges, regional occupational programs and for-profit trade schools. 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