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pandemic.

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Teachers Preparing for 2021-2022 School Year

New school activities on relevant topics such as apportionment results from the
2020 Census are available to teachers for free.

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An accurate count of children can help communities meet the need for more
educational resources, including new schools.

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attainment.

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Connecting With Partners: NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

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count informs funding for schools and other community services.

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School Enrollment: College Down, Graduate School Up

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and professional schools increased by 307,000.

Education



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will teach students and parents why everyone should respond to the 2020 Census.

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College Degree Widens Gender Earnings Gap

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with a bachelor’s degree than among those without.

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Census Bureau statistician Adam Grundy shows how students can benefit from the
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systems? More than $694 billion in fiscal year 2017.

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Who Knew? Census Data Can Be Used in the Classroom

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