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Oct 12

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Is kindergarten too young to suspend a student?

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At the largest charter school network in New York City, strict academic and behavior standards set the stage for learning. That doesn't exclude children as young as 5 or 6 years old, who can be given out-of-school suspensions if they…

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Oct 07

As Bush campaigns, Florida struggles with his schools legacy

By Gary Fineout and Sergio Bustos, Associated Press

Jeb Bush's signature achievement in education policy as Florida governor may be at risk of coming apart.

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Oct 03

Watch 7:24
How a Boston program is transforming the way we train teachers

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The Boston Teacher Residency, an AmeriCorps service program that recruits future teachers and places them in schools for practical experience is being heralded as a model for training teachers. And other cities have begun to take notice. NewsHour's Christopher Booker…

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Oct 03

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‘They don’t allow you to fail’: In custom classrooms, at-risk students thrive

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At a New York City high school, a technique called blended learning replaces a portion of traditional face-to-face instruction with online learning. The computerized curriculum has been shown to help at-risk students learn at the own pace. NewsHour's Hari Sreenivasan…

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Oct 03

American Graduate Day 2015 celebrates efforts to build student success

By Adelyn Baxter

Tune in Saturday as PBS celebrates individuals and organizations working to help students reach the goal of high school graduation.

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Oct 02

Education Secretary Arne Duncan to step down in December

By Josh Lederman and Kathleen Hennessey, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Arne Duncan is stepping down in December after 7 years in the Obama administration.

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Sep 27

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On the journey to meet the high standards of education in Japan

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Since 2003, PBS has followed children from different countries as part of the documentary series "Time for School." In this fourth installment, hear the story of Ken Higashiguchi from Nara, Japan, where the school hours are long and the expectations…

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Sep 20

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Shadowed by fear and violence: One student’s story from a Rio slum

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Since 2003, PBS has followed children from different countries as part of the documentary series "Time for School." In this second installment, hear the story of Jefferson Narciso from Rocinha, one of Rio de Janeiro's poorest and violent neighborhoods. Shy…

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Sep 16

Column: Ahmed’s clock proves it’s time to disarm our irrational fear

By Wendy Thomas Russell

The story of a Texas 9th-grader arrested because he had the gall to make a clock and bring it to school to show his teacher has left Americans understandably reeling. But Ahmed Mohamed’s situation is about more than Islamophobia. It’s…

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Sep 13

College students can apply earlier for financial aid, government says

By Josh Lederman, Associated Press

Aspiring college students will be able to apply for federal financial aid three months earlier than now and submit a previous year's tax return, changes aimed at helping more people pay for school, the White House said Sunday.

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