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A study by researchers at John Hopkins University found that as many as 15 percent of students miss at least one school day in 10, and have gone undetected because of the way attendance is measured.
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Georgetown University, a Jesuit institution, is being rebuked by local bishops after inviting Kathleen Sebelius, the health secretary and a supporter of abortion rights, to speak at commencement.
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Administrators, students and parents at Packer Collegiate Institute said they were punished over a technicality.
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L. Rafael Reif will lead the institute beginning in July, replacing Susan Hockfield.
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School officials said the high passage rate reflected tight budgets and staff cuts as most districts fought to stay under the new limit.
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A tuition dispute has paralyzed many of Quebec?s French-speaking universities and colleges, and sometimes erupted into violence on Montreal?s streets.
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David Coleman, an architect of the common core curriculum standards, will take over the education organization in October.
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With the balance of student debt topping $1 trillion, college presidents are recognizing that they must handle the costs of education through methods other than tuition increases.
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Sister Dolores Crepeau watches over Fontbonne Hall Academy and its students with exacting standards.
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Nearly everyone pursuing a bachelor?s degree is borrowing money, and as prices soar, a college degree often comes with an unprecedented financial burden.
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A charter school in Brooklyn is indicative of a larger problem in New York City?s public school system, one of the most segregated in the nation.
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The city released hundreds of e-mail messages Friday, providing a look at one of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg?s major battles, the 2010 campaign to expand charter schools.
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Eighth graders made modest gains in national science testing, with Hispanics and blacks narrowing the gap between their white and Asian peers, the government reported Thursday.
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A number of language immersion programs are offered in places like the Tuscan hills and Costa Rica, in classes specifically for older people or for a mix of age groups.
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Republicans oppose the Democrats? approach to paying for the program, which reduces some student loan interest rates.
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The Washington University School of Law will offer a master?s degree in United States law in partnership with 2tor, an education technology company.
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A nonprofit group is shepherding five eco-playgrounds into schools in Queens and Brooklyn to teach children about water and urban infrastructure.
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Six months after joining News Corporation to lead a push into the education market, Joel I. Klein became Rupert Murdoch?s legal compass in the phone-hacking scandal.
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Campuses that once turned a cold shoulder to the military are now inviting former top officers, like Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, to come and teach.
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Student teachers at the University of Massachusetts are protesting a new national licensure procedure being developed by the education company Pearson and Stanford University.
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In a weak job market, many college graduates are taking unpaid internships that fail to deliver on their promises of experience by offering little more than menial work.
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The fasting protest was the latest display of anger at the 23 California State University campuses, where the system has lost roughly $970 million in state financing since 2008.
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Public service work can be a gateway to careers and gives new graduates time to consider options and learn about themselves.
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The former N.B.A. star Shaquille O?Neal received his doctoral degree in education from Barry University during commencement ceremonies in Miami Shores, Fla.
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In the early 1980s, receiving a bachelor of arts degree in just about any subject ?opened up lots of jobs,? experts say. Oh, how times have changed.
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The government will now prohibit the students from doing most warehouse, construction, manufacturing and food-processing work.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said Thursday that 2,500 teaching jobs would be restored, while avoiding tax increases, but he could still cut funding for child care and after-school programs.
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The universities announced a new nonprofit partnership, known as edX, that will offer vast new learning opportunities for students around the world.
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A band member, Robert Champion, died after being beaten and suffocated by fellow students during a hazing ritual in November.
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Tonya Lutz, a high school basketball champion, faces an uphill battle as the Carroll Academy girls coach, but players see her as a stable, trustworthy role model, unlike anyone they know.
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Patrick Steele, the security director at Carroll Academy, is the judge and jury that doles out discipline, but most students do not know how much he has in common with them.
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For a 17-year-old senior now at Carroll Academy, a school for troubled teenagers in Huntingdon, Tenn., dreams of college gave way to fights, drug use and pregnancy.
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The nine players on the girls basketball team at Carroll Academy, a school for troubled teenagers in Huntingdon, Tenn., often outnumber their fans at games.
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At Carroll Academy, a school for troubled teenagers in Huntingdon, Tenn., basketball is a means to provide the players supervision and structure and to teach them about teamwork and trust.
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A dream to take part in an American rite of passage came true for girls whose faith forbids them to date or dance with boys.
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The company is accused of fraudulently claiming millions of dollars in reimbursement for tutoring services that the government said it never delivered to underprivileged students.
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The guidelines reflect concerns about the misuse of sites like Facebook and Twitter and represent the latest official response to allegations of teachers behaving inappropriately with students.
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The Simons Foundation plans to announce on Tuesday that the University of California, Berkeley, will be the home of a new center that combines computing theory with fields like biology or economics.
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Many parents have found that, after withdrawing their children from private schools in New York City, they are still expected to pay the full tuition for the coming school year.
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The executive order is designed to protect against deceptive recruiting practices, especially by for-profit institutions seeking veterans? military benefits.
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The House approved stripping funds from a program in the health care law to avoid doubling student loan interest rates.
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Brown University announced on Tuesday that it would increase its voluntary payments to the City of Providence, where officials are trying to shore up finances to avoid bankruptcy.
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John Lombardi, the president of the Louisiana State University System, was fired on Friday by the system?s governing board. Dr. Lombardi had clashed with Gov. Bobby Jindal?s administration.
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Bushwick Community High School, which has low graduation rates, was given another chance after showing signs of improvement.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida has been talking to Democrats and conservative Republicans about his plan to give students a chance to study and work here legally, albeit temporarily.
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Both President Obama and Republicans say they want to keep a 3.4 percent student loan rate, but they vehemently disagree on how to do it.
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Sister Dolores F. Crepeau, the principal at Fontbonne Hall Academy in Bay Ridge, inspects seniors? white graduation dresses, a long tradition at the school.
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Chris Navas, a high-school dropout who loves the gym, earned a scholarship to medical school at Dartmouth.
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Can the MCAT identify that ethereal mix of scientist, humanist and spiritualist that makes a good doctor?
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I wanted to find the frightened, closeted adolescent who tried to hide behind a scruffy beard and a haze of cigarette smoke.
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What can be done to control the level of college debt in the U.S. and protect young people from taking on an onerous financial burden?
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The student loan interest rate fight is a distraction from the crisis of college affordability.
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Harvard and M.I.T. are going to offer free courses online, but not for credit. Why not?
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At I.S. 259 William McKinley in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, the events of Sept. 11 became the theme for the newest section of a continuing mural that students started in 2006.
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At the urging of a State Supreme Court judge, the Education Department and the unions representing teachers and principals will seek fast-track arbitration to decide whether the city can proceed with plans to hire new staff for 24 schools it plans to close and reopen by the fall.
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Once again, a company providing tutoring under the No Child Left Behind law is coming under scrutiny for its billing practices. In an audit, Comptroller John C. Liu questions more than $850,000 in payments the city's Department of Education made to the Champion Learning Center.
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Rafael Reif has served as the institute's provost for seven years, our colleague Tamar Lewin writes. He will step in as president on July 2, succeeding Susan Hockfield.
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David Coleman, an architect of the common core curriculum standards, will begin his new role as the president of the College Board in October, our colleague Tamar Lewin reports.
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McGraw-Hill announced a new e-book program with the University of Minnesota bookstore.
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Cassie Dagostino, a high school senior from Brooklyn, N.Y., writes that her college acceptance news was "the best outcome that could have possibly happened."
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Supplies, trips, fundraisers and activity costs add up. Help us figure out how much public school parents are spending by completing our online form.
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The success of Rwanda in providing health care to its poor has drawn the attention of the international community and has inspired a new program at Harvard University.
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This word has appeared in 546 New York Times articles in the past year.
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Lesson | Students learn about the risks and benefits of research on genetically modified organisms, explore the growing D.I.Y. biology movement and develop proposals on restricting or permitting research in this area.
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The third of our 11 winners for this year's Found Poem Contest. Check back daily through May 25.
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When is a prosthetic limb better than a natural one?
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