Call to AAPI Youth to Become Teachers

Asian American Press, News Report, Posted: Apr 22, 2011

The discussion focused on the vital role teachers can play both in the classroom and in reforming education, and steps young people can take to become teachers.




Seattle-Area Youth Increasingly Non-White

International Examiner, News Report, Posted: Apr 20, 2011

According to 2010 Census data, half of all youth under 18 in King County, Washington, are non-white, with Asian–Pacific Islanders making up the largest ethnic group.




House Vote Re-launches District School Vouchers Program

The Washington Informer, News Report, Staff, Posted: Apr 18, 2011

A bill to reinstate school vouchers in the District recently passed in the House of Representatives.




China Adds Love to College Curriculum

Beijing Daily, News Report, Posted: Apr 15, 2011

Universities in Beijing will soon add courses about handling romantic relationships as part of the Psychological Health curricula for college students.




Student Body Presidents: Budget Cuts Threaten Dream of a Higher Education

New America Media, Video, Eming Piansay, Posted: Apr 14, 2011

High school student body presidents in the Bay Area say budget cutbacks are damaging their shot at a college education.




Maryland DREAM Act Passes State House, One Hurdle Remains

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Apr 13, 2011

Maryland DREAM Act Passes State House, One Hurdle Remains.




English-Only Policy Sparks Rash of Suicides at Korean University

Hankyoreh, News Report, Ku Dool-rae, Posted: Apr 12, 2011

Four students and a professor from one of Korea’s top-ranked universities have committed suicide this past year, with much of the blame focusing on an English-only policy enacted in 2007.




Early-Warning System Could Spare Lives, Businesses in Next Big CA Quake

New America Media, Question & Answer, Ngoc Nguyen, Posted: Apr 12, 2011

Researchers in California have been working on a prototype for an Early Earthquake Warning system, the first in the United States, but it faces significant hurdles.




School Matters: Can Public Schools Really Do More With Less?

New America Media, Question & Answer, Vivian Po, Posted: Apr 09, 2011

A new report by the Center for American Progress suggests that some districts spend their money more wisely than others—and that most schools can become more efficient without sacrificing academic quality.




ICE Stalks Immigrant Parents at Detroit School

New America Media, News Report, Posted: Apr 08, 2011

ICE admits that agents in Detroit appear to have violated agency policy when they targeted a school where immigrant parents were dropping off their children.




Arizona to Allow Guns on Campus

The Root, News Report, Posted: Apr 08, 2011

A bill to let people have guns while driving or walking through state universities and community college campuses cleared its final hurdle in the Arizona Legislature.




Investigation: Lax Enforcement Puts CA Schools at Risk in Earthquakes

California Watch, News Report, Corey G. Johnson, Posted: Apr 07, 2011

Tens of thousands of California public school students are in danger because of the state's failure to enforce its strict seismic-safety law.




느슨한 학교 건축물 규정 안전성 의문 제기

California Watch, News Report, Corey G. Johnson, translated by Aruna Lee, Posted: Apr 07, 2011

가주의 공립학교 지진 안전 강화 규제에 실패를 거듭해온 감독관들은 건설 중에 보고된 구조상의 문제점과 잠재적인 안전성의 위험에도 불구하고 학생과 교사들이 이러한 건물을 부득이 이용하고 있는 실정이다.




Quy định xây cất trường học lỏng lẻo tăng thêm nghi ngờ về an toàn

California Watch, News Report, Corey G. Johnson, translated by Mai Tran, Posted: Apr 07, 2011

Vietnamese-language translation of Part 1 of a California Watch investigation on seismic safety.




監管不力引發校舍安全危機

New America Media, News Report, Corey G. Johnson 撰寫, Vivian Po, Summer Chiang 翻譯, Posted: Apr 07, 2011

Chinese-language translation of Part 1 of a California Watch investigation on seismic safety.




Article on Coachella Pollution Inspires Young Journalists to Speak Out

New America Media, Commentary, Brenda Rosales Rincon and Gloria Margarita Rodriguez, Posted: Apr 05, 2011

When the Desert Sun ran an article showing officials touring polluted areas of poverty-stricken Coachella Valley, student journalists reacted sharply—and the paper responded.




Asian-American Studies on the Chopping Block

Pacific Citizen, News Report, Posted: Apr 02, 2011

An area of study that was once on the rise is now facing a decline, putting the availability of Asian-American Studies in jeopardy.