Friday, November 27, 2009

students

Student Spending

Gates Foundation Gives $16.5 Million for Community-College Programs

15 community colleges and 5 states received the grant aid. more >>

Charter Schools Might Not Be Better

Research suggests that most charter students would do just as well in a traditional public school. more >>

In Urban Classrooms, the Least Experienced Teach the Neediest Kids

In urban classrooms, novices learn on the job, and the children suffer. more >>

Connecticut District Retools High School Math Instruction

Classrooms go digital with Web-based instruction and a custom curriculum. more >>

Massachusetts High School Students May Lose Internship Program

State Senate looks to cut funding as part of a larger effort to balance budget. more >>

Younger Students Outshine High Schoolers in Reading, Math

Federal test scores for 9-year-olds are the highest since early 1970s. more >>

Business Schools Look for Different Kinds of Students

Admissions offices are pursuing more women and minority candidates. more >>

Student Profile: Business School for Career Advancement

Courtney Heath: "I'm going to do it 110 percent." more >>

A Survivor's Story: 10 Years After Columbine

Anne Marie Hochhalter survived the shooting at the school and another tragedy on its heels. more >>

School Safety, 10 Years After Columbine

To protect schools better, students need to feel more comfortable to speak out, researchers say. more >>

Student Strip-Search Case Moves to Supreme Court

The case could influence how schools treat students suspected of carrying harmful substances. more >>

How the Recession Is Changing Students' College Plans

A survey shows that majority of graduating seniors are considering attending a less expensive college. more >>

Maryland Raises $80,000 to Help Students Stay

A fundraising campaign started this month has raised money for students facing economic hardships. more >>

Chicago Deals With a Rise in Student Deaths

28 students have been killed this school year. more >>

Schools Battle Student Stress with Creative Strategies

Schools use mind-body relaxation techniques to help kids fight anxiety. more >>

The NCAA Tournament's Best Students: Texas's Connor Atchley

Texas's academic star shines bright on and off the court. more >>

The NCAA Tournament's Best Students: Portland State's Tyrell Mara

The Canadian forward dishes on everything from his old business to his new ideas. more >>

Hoops' Academic All-Stars: North Dakota State's Brett Winkelman

We chat with an Academic All-American and Division I basketball Academic All-American of the Year. more >>

The NCAA Tournament's Best Students: Illinois's Trent Meacham

Illinois guard Trent Meacham has mastered the art of being a student-athlete. more >>

Meet the NCAA Tournament's Best Students

We talked to academic all-stars on the men's basketball squads from several colleges in the tournament. more >>

The NCAA Tournament's Best Students: Cornell's Ryan Wittman

U.S. News caught up with one of the Cornell basketball team's best players—and students. more >>

Yale Delays Gender-Neutral Housing

Protesters hold a "sleep-in" to protest the delay. more >>

Berkeley Police Link 19 Sexual Assaults

Students plan to hold a rally to raise awareness of attacks. more >>

Ohio State Transfers Graduate at Lower Rate

Students from outside Ohio State system fare the worst. more >>

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