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Students perform in The Little Mermaid, the sixth-most popular musical in the 2016-2017 school year. R. Bruhn /Courtesy of Educational Theatre Association hide caption
The year 2017 was a big one for Ballou High School: For the first time, every graduate applied and was accepted to college. Kate McGee/WAMU hide caption
Clark Howe, 12, and his family lost their Santa Rosa, Calif., home and nearly all their possessions to the Tubbs Fire. While he found it hard to talk about the fire, it's also been really helpful to do so, and he can't believe the support he has received from his community. Lauren Migaki/NPR hide caption
After Wildfires Destroyed Their Homes, Students Find Healing Help At School
Lilian Garcia braids Melody Vasquez's hair while Garcia's daughter Jaohnliz plays with her dog, Fanny, inside Liberata Iraldo, a middle school in Rio Grande, where they sought shelter after Hurricane Maria. José Jiménez-Tirado for NPR hide caption
If A School Becomes A Shelter In Puerto Rico, Where Do Students Learn?
NPR wants to hear from LGBTQ people: What was your experience like studying abroad? Did your program help prepare you? NPR hide caption
