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Future depends on education – Former governor speaks on needs for greater knowledge

"We can do this job, but it’s going to take people outside of the education system to get it done."

Citizens for Education Excellence Calls on Legislature

“Education is the basis for our future prosperity, and it is a key to individual success," said former governor Walker. "A solid investment in these educational priorities is an investment in Utah’s future prosperity.”

2008 Quality Counts – Grading the Education Systems of our States – Is your state improving?

The State Highlights Reports assemble important findings in an accessible format that allows readers to examine a particular state’s performance on this year’s indicators.

To Draw Top Teachers to Troubled Schools, The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Will Offer $30,000 Stipends

"What we’re really trying to do is to dignify the teaching profession and give it status."

Colleges turn to Web tools in hunt for ’08 freshmen

Think of it as College Admissions 2.0.

Indiana Adopts K-2 Formative Assessment System in Reading and Math

Indiana is reportedly the first state to select a comprehensive formative assessment system for every K-2 classroom because of positive impact on teaching and learning.

Baltimore’s ‘innovation schools’ yield higher test scores

Innovation high schools basically operate like publicly funded private schools, freed from most restrictions on hiring, curriculum and spending.

I am the future of America. I will not graduate from high school.

More than 1.2 million students drop out every year. That translates to one dropout every 26 seconds.

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"Essentially what you’re doing is you’re able to reach all types of learners. … They stay engaged at all times."

The University of Pennsylvania joins Harvard and other colleges in announcing loan-free financial aid packages

"Our aim is to send a signal out to every family who would not otherwise believe they could afford our tuition and fees that we’re affordable to students from every economic background," Penn President Amy Gutmann said.