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- School Committee Approves Samuel Fuller School in Middleborough
By: Steve Dubin | 11/05/2008
DATELINE: MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS.
The Middleborough School Committee formally approved the opening of Samuel Fuller School, a new classical and Christian School that is scheduled to open its doors to students in grades K-3 this fall.  Read
- How to Crack the Ivy Code
By: Mimi Doe And Dr. Michele Hernandez | 11/05/2008
Find out what you need to get into top colleges from America's #1 experts. Read
 Does Poverty Affect our Kids?
By: Kristin Gabriel | 10/05/2008
Poverty suggests a family with no food, clothing, or shelter. In the year 2005, a Poverty Pulse poll was taken by the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD). It asked the public this question: "How would you describe being poor in the United States?" The responses focused on homelessness, hunger and not being able to meet basic needs. Read The Top 5 Financial Literacy Curriculum Tips
By: Vince Shorb | 10/05/2008
Discover how to provide your students with a practical financial literacy curriculum will help your students avoid many of the mistakes that are plaguing so many young adults today. Check out this article now. Read- A New Jersey Student Government Election Made For The Screen
By: Stuart Nachbar | 10/05/2008
This day, April 29, 2008, I spot a front page headline in my local New Jersey paper, The Trenton Times that reads: Students kept off ballot: District to explore race factor while rescheduling vote. Our local races for school board took place last week, so I thought this was an... Read
- Changes to Pell Grant Program Needed to Target Lowest-income Students
By: Jeff Mictabor | 09/05/2008
Pell Grants, federal grants targeted at the nation’s most needy students, have not kept up with college costs. In fact, current Pell awards fall far short in helping low-income students cover their education expenses, according to a recently released report from the Institute for Higher Education Policy. Read
- Homeschooling: Extra Curricular Activites For College-Bound Homeschoolers
By: Jessica L. Parnell | 09/05/2008
Concerned about extra-curriculars for your homeschooling child? If you plan to continue homeschooling through high school, you may have considered your options for how to address sports, clubs, graduation, newspaper club, etc.
Before trying to reinvent the wheel, check out your local homeschool support groups to learn about homeschool activities they... Read
- Mathematics: A Beautiful Evolution
By: Ann Knapp | 09/05/2008
Most of the mathematical concepts we encounter every day - numbers, addition, subtraction - seem so basic, so hard to avoid in discussing reality on even the most basic level, that it's hard to imagine someone having to sit down and invent them. Read
- Help Your Child Be Successful
By: Genevieve Grant | 09/05/2008
Parents in the Washington, DC metropolitan area are fortunate because they have someone who can help them provide their children with some valuable skills that will serve them well in life. That person is Scarlet Maith, and the service she provides centers around confidence building.
Using the slogan "Shaping your world... Read
- The Journal of Exam Jitters
By: Elea Almazora | 09/05/2008
It's a well known fact that right after being an irresponsible brat who doesn't care for his or her lessons and being a person who as actual learning difficulties and disabilities, being incredibly, superfluously nervous right before and during an exam is the most likely cause of failing grades. It's not really a surprise, actually. Read
- Form a Solid Foundation in Math With an Online Tutor
By: Avinash Smith | 08/05/2008
Mathematics undoubtedly appears at the first place in the list of subjects which most students do not like. Read
- The Three Little Pigs and Political Correctness
By: Kristien Wilkinson | 08/05/2008
Who knew that a classic story about three little oinkers could be potentially offensive? This is an overview of The Three Little Pigs and its stature in the hall of political correctness. Read
- Astronomy-what it Can be
By: Kamlesh Makwana | 07/05/2008
Have an understanding on the subject of Astronomy Read
- Practical Homeschooling Tips - Home Schooling Grants For Parents And Guardians
By: Jane A. Smith | 07/05/2008
Home schooling families do have access to grants. If you would be interested in knowing more about what kinds of grants are there for you, you would have to undertake a well-searched inquiry. As per general law one cannot approach the United States government for home school grants; the funds... Read
- Leadership Coaching and Leadership Development: Hand-in-hand for Effective Management and Leadership
By: Vikram Kumar | 07/05/2008
Human resource is the most important component of any organization. They are the people behind the productivity and efficiency of the organization. Read
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