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Baltimore students to get cash for test score improvements
We had a lot of interest in recent news of a cash reward offered to HoCo high schoolers who “snitched” on the perpetrators of a food fight. If you felt […]
Should high school athletes be drug tested?
With all the hubbub lately over steroid use in professional athletes, isn’t it a little surprising that random drug testing is so very rare in high school sports? States including […]
St. John’s College strives to attract minority students
WaPo has an interesting front-page profile today of Annapolis’s St. John’s College and its struggle to attract and enroll minority students. Its goal is shared by many academic institutions, including […]
St. John’s College strives to attract minority students
WaPo has an interesting front-page profile today of Annapolis’s St. John’s College and its struggle to attract and enroll minority students. Its goal is shared by many academic institutions, including […]
University presidents are doing alright
Tuition isn’t the only dollar figure climbing at universities across the country. According to a new survey published by The Chronicle of Higher Education, the salaries for college presidents are […]
University presidents are doing alright
Tuition isn’t the only dollar figure climbing at universities across the country. According to a new survey published by The Chronicle of Higher Education, the salaries for college presidents are […]
Special education–public or private?
For parents of disabled children in Maryland, it has to seem like there’s no good choice for their children’s education. After reading this afternoon that more than 30 Baltimore city […]
