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  1. Added Mar 01, 2008 by uma
    Student achievement gains continue to come in the Raytown School District’s Read 180 and Math Academy programs, which are designed to meet individual student needs.
  2. Added Dec 03, 2007 by ljsylvan
    MORE than a decade ago, after George Cachianes, a former researcher at Genentech, decided to become a teacher, he started a biotechnology course at Lincoln High School in San Francisco. He saw the class as way of marrying basic biotechnology principles with modern lab practices — and insights into how business harvests biotech innovations for profit.
  3. Added Nov 29, 2007 by gutman_librarians and 1 other
    Highlights for High School features MIT OpenCourseWare materials that are most useful for high school students and teachers.
  4. Added Oct 18, 2007 by aseldow
    This site was designed to help you figure out what steps you need to take to finish high school, go to college and get on track for a successful future. It may seem complicated, but if you start early, and stay focused, it can happen.
  5. Added Oct 12, 2007 by uma
    Students in Tim Corica�s computer science class aren�t cruising down the high-tech highway, they�re flying down it � and taking lots of notes along the way.
  6. Added Sep 01, 2007 by longpd
    University of California College Prep Online
  7. Added Sep 01, 2007 by aseldow
    A great AP computer science site with resources.
  8. Added Aug 26, 2007 by uma
    For the first time, the messy brawl that is modern Indian politics, including some of its ugliest and most controversial episodes, is being taught in political science class. It is part of a broader revision of the school curriculum, with potentially long-lasting implications for how Indian children grasp the workings of their nation and its place in the world.
  9. Added Aug 23, 2007 by uma
    This issue brief will explore the critical role that career and technical education plays in dropout prevention and recovery. High quality career and technical education can help more students persist in and complete high school by preparing them for the postsecondary education and training that will be critical to future economic successes; by increasing student engagement; by building positive
  10. Added Aug 23, 2007 by uma and 1 other
    The July issue of the Progress of Education Reform is devoted to Dropout Prevention. It looks at the results of five separate studies on different aspects of the issue.
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