Education & EdTech

Millions of U.S. Students Attend Schools Near Environmentally Hazardous Sites

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A Brown University report reveals that millions of U.S. students attend schools near contaminated sites linked to health risks like cancer and asthma, disproportionately affecting Native American, Black, and Latino children. The study highlights significant educational equity issues and underscores the need for policy changes to protect student health and academic success.

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