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Summer is an excellent time to teach kids the things they don't learn in school. It's also a time for parents to learn about their kids - and that can be tough.
Some argue that you can not have true choice in education until children are allowed to select from all schools. Others argue that religious schools can not be included.
Each year, more students in the United States are enrolling in schools of choice rather than schools of residence. This can be a difficult process in some states.
A referendum to create a comprehensive statewide school voucher program was on the ballot for November 6, 2007 in conservative Utah. State residents voted no...
Public school, in many parts of the country, does a respectable job of educating normal kids. This often does not apply to kids with special needs or gifts.
Parents enroll their children in charter schools expecting superior education; but most often, traditional schools perform as well or better than the charter schools do.
Planning well in advance and keeping the children involved every step of the way will ensure a successful overseas relocation.
One of the key decisions many parents must make about their children's education is whether their students will attend public or private schools.
Today a child has so many education options, aside from his or her assigned public school. Here are helps for parents in evaluating schools and choosing the best one.
Diversity programs and attitudes toward multiculturalism can help parents of multiracial children decide whether a school is right for their family.
Today, there are many articles written that sing the praises of homeschooling, yet there are many disadvantages of homeschooling too.
Milwaukee has the oldest and largest voucher system in the country. How is it working?
The National Education Association has voted to endorse the Democratic candidate since 1976. But, this year it was with much less fanfare.
What are the benefits of attending an Art Institute over attending a traditional Art College?
There are so many choices for high school today. Students and parents should explore them all before making a decision.
Budget cuts in education are weakening the very institutions that offer one of the best solutions to national recovery while non-public high schools confront survival.
Florida homeschoolers enjoy more than great weather. Homeschool friendly laws provide a rich tapestry of learning options.
With hundreds of options, the process for choosing a New York City high school can seem daunting but a little planning can reduce some of the stress.
Magnet schools are becoming a very popular alternative to public schools in America. For no tuition charge, they offer diversity and an challenging, focused curriculum.
Public speaking? Art history? What should you take during the summer? Here are some tips on which classes to take, and which to avoid.
How many kids are homeschooled? What are the pros and cons of homeschooling? Learn why parents most often choose to teach kids at home, plus how to homeschool.
One of the Democratic Party's frontrunners for the presidential nomination, Hillary Rodham Clinton currently serves as a U.S. Senator for New York.
There are a lot of things to take into consideration when trying to decide if homeschooling is right for your family.
Governor Sarah Palin has offered an ambitious new proposal for funding education for Special Needs students. This article examines the basis and costs of this new plan.
New federal guidelines have made it easier for schools to offer a same-gender program. What are the results?
Milwaukee is an example of what can happen when people are given a true choice. Will this success story continue?
When an older child moves from a foster home to an adoptive family, starting school can be a tough adjustment. Here are tips for parents and teachers for the transition.
Barack Obama has named Arne Duncan as his Secretary of Education. What are Duncan's goals? What criticism has he received?
More than 90% of K-12 students attend public schools in America. Learn about the system, as well as the benefits and disadvantages of sending children to public school.
Milwaukee doesn't seem to be having the same success other schools are having with same gender classes. Are they forgetting something or first year experimentation?
NCLB allowed same-sex schools. The numbers of these schools have grown tremendously. How are they doing?
Teachers quitting the profession after less than five years is raising havoc in schools, especially high-risk schools. How much is it actually costing per school?
If the Bill of Rights is the cornerstone of the Constitution, the First Amendment is the keystone to the Bill of Rights.
Teaching boys separately from girls is becoming very popular. But, the ACLU is claiming discrimination by providing "separate but equal" education.
Arm yourself with information when helping your child in the college search.
No Child Left Behind has challenged many schools to change. But, under the leadership of Michelle Rhee, Washington D.C. teachers are on the cutting edge of major change.
No Child Left Behind, enacted by the Bush administration (FY2001) in response to a failure of the American educational system has had several years
When our ideals about parenthood clash with the realities of life, guilt is a common result.
Private education promises a better learning environment. Read statistics on private K-12 schools, tuition costs, how to enroll, and pros and cons of nonpublic school.
Charter schools make up a tiny fraction of New York City's public schools, but promising achievement results and political support may mean more are on the way.


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