Education News
Judge: MIT can redact info in Swartz documents
Federal judge: MIT can black out some names, information in documents related to Swartz case
Scism named Danville Community College president
Bruce Scism named president of Danville Community College, appointment effective Aug. 1
A crowded field for Prince George's school board
More than 150 people have applied to serve on the Prince George's County school board, as part of the reform process approved by legislation in Annapolis that takes effect next month.
Painting a path of hope for homeless youth through art education
In the areas of D.C. that experience 40-50 percent of homelessness and poverty, one local organization is making sure art is accessible to underprivileged youth.
Auburn committee completes review of athletics
Auburn committee recommends changes after athletics review, says department solid overall
Ex-yeshiva teacher admits sex assault of NJ boy
Former NJ yeshiva teacher, camp counselor pleads guilty to sexually assaulting boy, is jailed
Texas teacher's cancer fight inspires students
Suburban Dallas middle school teacher who has cancer inspires students while teaching science
Fired gay Ohio teacher: Union won't back complaint
Fired gay Ohio teacher says committee from Catholic educators' union won't back her complaint
Memphis test fraud ringleader gets 7 years
Memphis educator who pleaded guilty to helping teachers cheat on tests sentenced to 7 years
Biden: Don't listen to cynics' claim US in decline
Biden tells Pennsylvania graduates: Don't listen to cynics who claim the US is in decline
Brown U. player critically injured by head punch
Police: Sophomore basketball player at Brown in critical condition after being punched in head
Greece uses emergency power on striking teachers
Greece uses emergency power on striking teachers, unions respond with new strike
School gives France letter from Napoleon's brother
Illinois university gives France letter from Napoleon's brother, dozens of other documents
Security forces tear gas protesters in Ivory Coast
Security forces tear gas university protesters in Ivory Coast
Mrs. Obama: Seek out those with different beliefs
Michelle Obama urges Eastern Kentucky graduates to seek out people with different beliefs
Ex-Penn St head was top paid among public colleges
Ex-Penn State President Spanier was highest paid public college president when forced out
School change ahead for 500 Fairfax County students
Some students in Fairfax County will have to plan on going to a different school, starting in 2014.
Fairfax County teen to start college at 16
A Fairfax County high school junior is preparing to enroll at the University of Southern California at age 16.
10 highest paid public college leaders in 2011-12
10 highest paid public college leaders in 2011-12
Vendor's suicide reflects despair of Mideast youth
178 self-immolations in Tunisia reflect despair of jobless Mideast youth, including vendor




