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Boy Suspended For Kissing Girl After School Calls It Harassment
Mom says the two kids have crushes on each other
What Does it Mean That American Students are Barely Average?
U.S. students were unimpressive — yet again — in a major international assessment. What that means depends on who you ask.
American Teenagers Are Getting Worse at Math
American students are falling behind the rest of the developed world
The High School Guidance Counselor Shortage
Huge caseloads, scant training and budget constraints have made quality college counseling a scarce commodity in public schools
Evolution Fight Roils Texas Textbook Debate
The state’s Board of Education has held up one key biology textbook over concerns about alleged “factual errors”
Meningitis Vaccine Will Be Imported to Curb Outbreak at Princeton
Following type B meningitis outbreak among student body
Students In 5 States Get Longer School Days
11 school districts to add 300 hours per year
Student Exchange Booming Worldwide
USC tops the list of largest international student body
Condoleezza Rice Turns Down Penn State Presidency
The former secretary of state’s office confirms the offer
Fancy Fundraising’s New Frontier: Community Colleges
The long-neglected stepsiblings of wealthy private colleges and flagship public universities are trying something they’ve never done before: asking for money
Making the Next Generation of Educational Video Games
With the help of grants, academics and big data, developers are trying to transform the way kids are taught and tested
Good News for Procrastinators: Princeton Extends Early Application Deadline
Students now have an extra week to apply for early action