Marcela Rodrigues is a Staff Writer at The Dallas Morning News, where she covers higher education for the Education Lab. Her reporting focuses on public education, school administration, and the dynamics of school districts, often addressing the implications of relevant lawsuits. Marcela's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Chronicle of Higher Education and The Boston Globe.
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Marcela's coverage largely focuses on education, government & politics, and human resources & employment within Texas. She appears to be interested in stories related to diversity, immigration, and cultural events within educational institutions.
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By: Marcela Rodrigues
Fourth grade numbers whiz is headed to Lone Star State for a national competition Haytam El Ayoubi is not your average 10-year-old.
By: Marcela Rodrigues
On the brick wall of the Rescue Co. 2 firehouse in Roxbury, five plaques commemorate the lives of Boston firemen from that unit who have died in the line of duty.
By: Marcela Rodrigues
M ILFORD – Marcelo Gomes da Silva grabbed his red cap and gown Sunday morning and made that same drive, the one he'll never forget.
By: Marcela Rodrigues
Massachusetts high school graduates may soon need to pass new tests in core subjects, demonstrate financial literacy and how to use artificial
This commencement season an untold number of graduating seniors have endured exceptional challenges because of an ongoing crackdown by ICE.
By: Marcela Rodrigues
Black student enrollment at Boston Latin School has more than doubled in the five years since an overhaul of the admissions process sought to increase
By: Marcela Rodrigues, Audrey Tomlin, John Hilliard
From Holyoke to Plymouth, students entered new grades and met new teachers in scores of schools across the state
By: John Hilliard, Marcela Rodrigues
From Hyde Park to Charlestown, Boston Public Schools opened its doors Tuesday to tens of thousands of children across the city, marking the end of
By: Marcela Rodrigues
WAKEFIELD – On a recent Wednesday, third graders at Dolbeare Elementary arranged small, plastic cubes in equal rows and columns.
