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How Do the Children of Immigrant Parents Perform in School?
by Nicholas Zill
Immigration, Education, Research Brief

Are Parents Making Middle School Worse?
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Parents, Family Life, Education

What Unites Most Graduates of Selective Colleges? An Intact Family
by Nicholas Zill and W. Bradford Wilcox
Marriage, Family Life, Education, Research Brief

For Special Needs Kids, the Classroom Is Essential
by Michael A. Vicario
Public Policy, Education, Coronavirus

For Getting Kids Through College, Single-Parent Families Are Not All the Same
by Nicholas Zill
Single Parents, Education, Research Brief

The Social Realities of Homeschooling
by David Sikkink
Family Life, Education, Religion, Politics, Research Brief

Maybe It’s Time to Stop Emergency Parenting
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Parents, Family Life, Education, Coronavirus

Family Still Matters For Key Indicators of Student Performance
by Nicholas Zill
Parents, Family Life, Immigration, Education, Research Brief

To Strengthen Families, Make the Household Great Again
by Aaron M. Renn
Marriage, Work-Family, Family Life, Education, Coronavirus
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