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Caroline Grannan
Caroline Grannan was an editor at the San Jose Mercury News for 12 years. Currently she contributes to a number of Internet sites dealing with education and schools. She is a San Francisco public school parent, advocate, and volunteer and has followed education politics locally and nationwide.
Caroline Grannan was an editor at the San Jose Mercury News for 12 years. Currently she contributes to a number of Internet sites dealing with education and schools. She is a San Francisco public school parent, advocate, and volunteer and has followed education politics locally and nationwide.
- Private school, personal choices and social impact
- Autistic woman's story shows how far we have to go
- The light goes out for once-hailed Edison Schools
- Are more kids dropping out of school these days?
- What's for lunch: A school cafeteria update
- Are all low-income families ready to grab opportunities? Only in fantasyland
- Newsweek recommends that Obama do a little teacher-bashing to win fans
- Mayor Newsom, please help green our school lunches
- The struggle to make sure the budget covers children's real needs
- Kids may be the losers when improvisation hijacks budgeting process
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