The Loyola School in Baltimore has opened a new $10 million building, continuing its mission to provide a free, high-quality Jesuit education for low-income children from preschool through fourth grade. With strong community support and family engagement, the school offers students not just academics, but a foundation of care, confidence, and opportunity.
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Opinion: I beat the odds and made it to law school – others won’t get the chance
Olabisi Omoniyi-Alake, a Henry A. Wallace Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies and incoming Georgetown Law student, reflects on the financial and systemic challenges marginalized students face in pursuing legal education. She warns that the 47th president’s plan to eliminate Grad PLUS loans will shut the door for many low-income students and further reduce diversity in law schools.