Study: Education Extends Longevity—Except for Black Males
Sarasota Herald-Tribune/New America Media , News Report, Posted: Nov 24, 2012
New research on the connection between education and longevity shows substantial disparities by race and gender.
After Juvenile Hall, Middle Schooler Couldn't Shed Troublemaker Label
The Know Youth Media / The Fresno Bee, Video, Posted: Nov 24, 2012
As a Fresno middle-schooler, Jane Carretero felt judged by teachers and faculty after she returned from juvenile hall.
Fresno Schools Look to Oakland for Restorative Justice Model
The Fresno Bee / The Know Youth Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 23, 2012
The success of Restorative Justice programs in Oakland schools has Fresno Unified looking north for answers to its own problems.
Researchers Challenge ‘Idea of Intelligence’ in the Classroom
New America Media, News Feature, Posted: Nov 22, 2012
Researchers from Stanford are improving students' grades by showing them that intelligence is not set, but malleable.
US Gov’t Moves Forward to Implement Healthcare Law
Asian Journal, News Report, Posted: Nov 21, 2012
Governor Jerry Brown flexed his political muscle persuading both the California State University Board of Trustees and the University of California Board of Regents to postpone their vote that would have raised fees targeting certain students this year.
A 'Non-Finnomenon' -- A Real Teacher's Review
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Nov 18, 2012
A new documentary, the author argues, trumpets the educational achievements of a country with far fewer demographic challenges than our own.
Dreams Deferred: Obama and the DREAM Act
The Root, Video, Posted: Nov 17, 2012
Undocumented black youths praise the president's push for immigration relief.
Outlawing Shakespeare: The Battle for the Tucson Mind
The Nonprofit Network, Video, Posted: Nov 16, 2012
This documentary focuses on the elimination of the Mexican American Studies program in Arizona's Tucson Unified School District.
Oakland Schools Struggle to Overcome Academic Hump
Oakland Local, News Report, Posted: Nov 16, 2012
Despite recent gains, Oakland Unified is struggling to reach its benchmark goals around student proficiency in core academic areas.
Michigan Ban on Affirmative Action Overturned
Inside Higher Ed, News Report, Posted: Nov 16, 2012
A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that Michigan’s ban on affirmative action, enacted by voters in 2006, is unconstitutional.
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