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Horses Help Children With Autism

One day a week a special class is bused to a country location, where horses help children with autism. The young students from room 35 […]

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Kids Create Arcade Games With Cardboard

Classrooms were turned into gaming centers when a class project had kids create arcade games with cardboard.  The objective was for students to create video […]

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EIghth Graders Use Pre-Algebra to Clock Speeding Drivers

A unique project had eighth graders use pre-algebra to clock speeding drivers, and then presented their case to a judge.  They learned how to use […]

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School Struggles of Foster Kids

The school struggles of foster kids were found to result in a large achievement gap, according to a recent study of Arizona's foster children. In Arizona, researchers […]

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Native Culture and Language At the Heart of School Curriculum

Placing native culture and language at the heart of school curriculum is helping children live in two cultures. In New York state, the Tuscarora Indian […]

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Students Using Cryptograms and Technology to Learn Math

When a teacher challenges students using cryptograms and technology to learn math, it stimulates their natural drive for problem solving.  At Cherry Lane Elementary School […]

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Dual Enrollment Classes are Increasing in Number

Dual enrollment classes are increasing in number among high school students, providing opportunities for students to get a head start on college and reduce tuition […]

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Kids Are Learning About Science From Cabbage Plants

Kids are learning about science from cabbage plants, thanks to a national program that gives the cabbages away to third graders. The Bonnie Plants Cabbage […]

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Fostering School Diversity in Gentrified Neighborhoods

An effort directed toward fostering school diversity in gentrified neighborhoods is underway in New York City. An influx of wealthy, white residents over the past […]

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Kids Selling Cookies For a Cause

A desire to help the Ronald McDonald House has middle school kids selling cookies for a cause. In the Central Avenue McDonald's restaurant in Billings, […]

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Parental Criticism May Increase ADHD Symptoms

A new study has found that parental criticism may increase ADHD symptoms in children by the time they are teens. Many times, ADHD symptoms decrease […]

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Science and Debate Come Alive With a 3-D Printer

An elementary school had the opportunity to see science and debate come alive with a 3-D printer addition to their classroom. They were engaged in […]

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Challenging Public Schools With a New Literacy Initiative

A renewed approach to teaching is challenging public schools with a new literacy initiative. The Norwalk Public Schools are being affected in significant ways by […]

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Kids Are Featured in a Healthy Eating Documentary

A group of kids are featured in a healthy eating documentary, which highlights their classroom learning about nutrition and making healthy choices at lunch. The […]

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College Prep in Middle School

Students who come from families who have not had a member attend college are getting the benefit of college prep in middle school, and their […]

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Green Power Solar Schools

At Green Power Solar Schools, students have an opportunity to power classrooms and learning using a solar power system.  Through a partnership with the Bamberg […]

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Students Prefer Money Management Over More Math and Science

A recent survey shows that young adults looking back on their life as high school students prefer money management over more math and science, and […]

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A Model Bilingual Program

A model bilingual program in an elementary school has been recognized by the New Jersey Department of Education as a model for the state. In […]

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School Keeps Getting Better and Better with a New Teaching Model

Teachers and students at one middle school find that school keeps getting better and better with a new teaching model. At Tilden Middle School, a […]

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New Guidelines on Children’s Sleep

Doctors have issued new guidelines on children's sleep which tells how much sleep children should get at different ages. According the the guidelines from the […]

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