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Reporter Jason Gonzales met a college student yesterday named Nikya Harrell who came to Denver for the opening of a new residence for students at risk of or already experiencing homelessness. A similar residence in Chicago gave Harrell her own living space for the first time. She had a message for students in similar situations in Denver. Read more in today’s top story.

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New Denver residence will house at-risk or homeless college students

Depaul USA, a national nonprofit focused on providing homeless services, brought its Dax Program college student housing to Denver. The residence is expected to house up to 15 students annually.

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Chicago Public Schools enrollment drops by 11,500 students

Chicago Public Schools officials said declining birth rates, stalled immigration, and an exodus of city residents are driving decreases in the district’s enrollment.

Meet the Philadelphia high school student who won Chalkbeat’s rap contest

After reporting on young rappers writing nonviolent lyrics, Chalkbeat put out a call to students for verses about education. The winner goes to Germantown Friends High School.
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