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Javeria Salman

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National education reporter. Muslim. Journalism nerd. Previously @hechingerreport. @ECUComm /@TEC_newspaper alum. Views my own.
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Schools push career ed classes ‘for all,’ even kids heading to college

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By Javeria Salman
| The Sun News
This story is part of Hechinger's ongoing coverage about rethinking high school. See our article about a new diploma in Alabama that trades chemistry for carpentry. LOUISVILLE, Ky. - It had been a slow morning at the Class Act Federal Credit Union. But a little after 11 a.m., a client walked through the door. "Who's waiting on me?" said the elderly man, smiling. "I will," said Gracie Lacefield, one of three tellers behind the counter. "How are you doing?
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Schools are pushing career ed classes ‘for all,’ even kids heading to college

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By Javeria Salman
| The Hechinger Report
This story is part of Hechinger’s ongoing coverage about rethinking high school. See our article about a new diploma in Alabama that trades chemistry for carpentry. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It had been a slow morning at the Class Act Federal Credit Union. But a little after 11 a.m., a client walked through the door. “Who’s waiting on me?” said the elderly man, smiling. “I will,” said Gracie Lacefield, one of three tellers behind the counter. “How are you doing?
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‘I can tell you don’t agree with me’: KY colleges teach students how to hear differing opinions

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By Javeria Salman
| Corbin Times-Tribune
WILLIAMSBURG — Sunlight streaming in from giant windows behind her, Gabrielle Fomby began to tell the six other students seated near her about an experience in fourth grade science class that shaped her view of her skin color for years. “We were sitting criss-cross applesauce,” recounted Fomby, a sophomore at Louisville’s Bellarmine University. “And the girl next to me was picking at the bottom of my shoe.
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