In 2000, the city of Baltimore was home to two men who shared the same name - Wes Moore - but who were on distinctly different paths.  Despite th...

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Leaders of the Fall River district and B.M.C. Durfee High School analyzed their data to develop actionable strategies to boost student achievement, le...

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Don't let the title fool you - this article doesn't make a case against compassion in the classroom.  Teacher Ellen Berg argues, rather, that too...

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Eighty-five percent of poor 4th graders in predominantly low-income schools are failing to reach “proficient” levels in reading on federal tests, ac...

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President and Founder of The Efficacy Institute, Jeff Howard, is chairing a task force to address the "proficiency gap" in Massachusetts; yesterday th...

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This fascinating article from The New York Times profiles the Martin Luther King Jr. School of Excellence in Springfield, Massachusetts, where they ar...

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100% of the senior class at Chicago's only all-male, all African-American high school is accepted to universities—learn more about their inspirational...

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Jaime Escalante, the Bolivian-born educator who taught advanced math and calculus to students at one of LA's most troubled high schools died on Tuesda...

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Paula and Peter Imafidon are the youngest children in Britain to enter high school, and their father, Chris, says it's not because they're geniuses.&#...

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What explains the growing achievement gap between boys and girls?  Nicholas Kristoff summarizes some key statistics and explores possible answers...

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