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A new initiative to help disadvantaged families become more involved in their children's education has recently been launched by AT&T* and United...
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When a 15-year-old boy told his teacher that he was having a homosexual affair with an older man, the educator encouraged the relationship rather than...
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How do teachers and parents know if their children are using the internet responsibly? Are students aware that the public posts they make as teens can...
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My oldest, Steven, is packing for his freshman year of college. That is, he is supposed to be packing for college. We leave in less than 24 hours....
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Unemployment of teenagers ages 16 to 19 hit a quarter-century high of 24% in June, according to the the Wall Street Journal. Part of the reason is...
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A federal jury ordered a Boston University graduate student to pay $675,000 to four record labels after he admitted illegally downloading and sharing...
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A Michigan teen who has been in and out of eight foster care homes is going to attend Harvard this fall after earning a perfect SAT score. “My...
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Detroit Public Schools has the worst graduation rate of the 50 largest districts in the nation, according to a report published in Education Week....
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Of all first-time college students who enrolled in four-year schools in 2001, only 53 percent graduated within six years, according to a national...
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- Text of Obama's Education Speech Released
- What Should Obama Tell Us About Childhood Obesity and Health Care?
- ACT Versus SAT: Which College Exam Should You Take?
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- Choosing a College
- College Students Can Get $2500 Tax Credit Under Stimulus Plan
- Finding Scholarships
- How Should Parents Communicate With Their College Students?
- Renting Calculators to Save Money
- Renting College Textbooks
- Watching Your Teen Pack for Freshman Year of College
- Why Do So Many College Students Drop Out?
- Divorce and Homeschooling
- Homeschoolers are Successful in College
- Homeschoolers Score Higher Than 86% of Peers
- Homeschooling Numbers Double in a Decade
- Homeschool Statistics and Laws
- Talented and Hilarious Homeschooling Moms Sing to Their Neighbors
- Top 10 Reasons to Criminalize Home Schooling
- Unschooling is Homeschooling that Fits Many Familes
- Do Public School Really Need More Money?
- Should Inmates Earn Diplomas in Prison?
- Should Parents Receive Tax Rebates for Private School Tuition?
- Stimulus Money Divides Districts and Teachers' Unions
- Why is the US Public School System Struggling?
- Will Schools Continue To Teach Abstinence Only Sex Education?
- ACORN Receives Millions From Teachers' Unions
- Retired Educator Bravely Gives Opinion on Teacher Unions
- Should School District Union Negotiations be Public?
- Should Schools Implement Merit Pay for Teachers?
- Should Teachers Strike Illegally?
- Should Teachers' Union Dues Pay for Politics?
- Survey Says Teacher Satisfaction Has Risen
- Teachers' Union Discourages Members from Volunteering at School
- Teachers' Unions Stuggle During Recession
- Will Teachers Lose Their Union-Owned Health Insurance?
- 26.8% of Students in Detroit Graduate
- 29 Detroit Schools Will Close; 40 Failing Schools Will Restructure
- Bill Cosby to Help Robert Bobb Promot Desperate Detroit Schools
- Detroit Public Schools Request Disaster Funding from US Education Department
- Millions of Stimulus Dollars to Pay for Massive Academic Overhaul of Detroit Schools
- Power Control at Issue as Detroit School Board Sues State Manager
- Will Detroit Public Schools Declare Bankruptcy?
