All children should have the opportunity to benefit from the life-changing power of a college degree. However, too often, a student’s circumstances of birth – race, ethnicity, family’s income level or immigration status – predicts the educational opportunities they...
This fall, Gen Z, Americans who are between the ages of 18-23, will make up one-in-ten eligible voters. However, younger voters traditionally turn out to vote at lower rates than their older counterparts. In an effort to reverse this historical trend, Breakthrough...
This summer, Breakthrough Middle School students explored the effects of recent protests and COVID-19 through a lens of social justice. This powerful collection of student works culminated in a digital time capsule that our community will be able to reflect back on...
COVID-19 has changed almost every aspect of the education landscape, resulting in a variety of questions about how the college application process will shape up for the Class of 2021. In spring, the pandemic forced the cancellation of test dates for Advanced...
