Where teens may find jobs this summer Posted on March 12th
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U. of C. scholar’s son charged with identity theft, harassment
The plot sounds like a fictional thriller: The son of a scholar of ancient religions is charged with using intricate ... Continue
March 11th / 0 comments
St. Mary’s College Builds Bonds With High School to Propel More Students to Degrees
Just before Christmas in 2000, Layla Wynn's college dreams evaporated. A philanthropist broke a promise to support higher education for ... Continue
March 10th / 0 comments
School Spotlight: Franklin University Online
Students enrolled in Franklin University Online pay low tuition (in the nation's lowest 10% for bachelor's programs) and experience high ... Continue
March 9th / 0 comments
Bad Market for Doctoral Students
Last week, in her article for the New York Times, Doctoral Candidates Anticipate Hard Times, Patricia Cohen wrote about the ... Continue
March 8th / 0 comments
UConn vs. Pitt - An Admissions Match-up
Pitt Panther Kevin Coles / Flickr This Saturday the number one ranked University of Connecticut will hit the court to take ... Continue
March 6th / 0 comments
Need Help with the GMAT? Try Veritas.
There are several things that separate Veritas Prep from other GMAT prep companies, but the most notable is the quantity ... Continue
March 5th / 0 comments
Odyssey of the Mind teams prepare
Nearly five months ago, seven students from Clara Barton Elementary School in Cherry Hill set out on a problem-solving quest.Read ... Continue
March 4th / 0 comments
Chicago schools moving ahead with closings
The Chicago Board of Education voted Wednesday to close, consolidate or revamp 16 public schools starting in September after hearing ... Continue
March 3rd / 0 comments
Fairfax School Schedule Debate Continues
A 9 o'clock bedtime would be helpful for Lindsey Bush, 16, a sophomore at Fairfax High who rises in the ... Continue
March 2nd / 0 comments
Free Online Public Schools
If you're considering enrolling your teen in a free online public school, now is a smart time to get started. ... Continue
March 1st / 0 comments
“Everyone in the workplace learning and performance profession has a huge opportunity…”
ASTD, the American Society for Training & Development, has a review on its website of the dollars that will go ... Continue
February 28th / 0 comments
Spotlight on Providence College
Providence Skyline boliyou / Flickr When a small and largely regional college has a graduation rate of over 85%, it must ... Continue
February 27th / 0 comments
Where to Find Business Internships Online
Need an internship? There are tons of websites dedicated to helping students find an internship or summer job. Here are ... Continue
February 26th / 0 comments
Ackerman’s plan for Phila. schools
From reshaping the high school experience to rewarding top teachers with tuition reimbursement and loan forgiveness, dramatic change could come ... Continue
February 25th / 0 comments
Curriculum Program Relocating To Md.
The International Baccalaureate Organization, whose college-preparatory curriculum has expanded exponentially in the Washington area alongside the rival Advanced Placement program, ... Continue
February 24th / 0 comments
Wikis in Online Education
Many online professors are including wikis as a part of their curriculum. But, how do these editable documents help students ... Continue
February 23rd / 0 comments
Learning ESL at School with Your Children
Parade Magazine featured a fascinating story this week by Sheila Weller called "Now I Can Stand Up For Myself." ... Continue
February 22nd / 0 comments
Spotlight on Washington College
Photo courtesy of Washington College This week's college spotlight takes us to picturesque Chestertown, Maryland, the home of Washington College. ... Continue
February 21st / 0 comments