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Big gifted education disparities found
ATLANTA — When Liz Fitzgerald realized her son and daughter were forced to read books in math class while the other children caught up, she had them moved into gifted classes at their subu...
ATLANTA — When Liz Fitzgerald realized her son and daughter were forced to read books in math class while the other children caught up, she had them moved into gifted classes at their subu...
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SCHOOL BRIEFS
Gov. Beverly Perdue announced Monday afternoon that the state has launched a new Web site to help the public learn about online education
Gov. Beverly Perdue announced Monday afternoon that the state has launched a new Web site to help the public learn about online education
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The following briefs highlight events and activities planned for Durham Public Schools
The following briefs highlight events and activities planned for Durham Public Schools
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Medical schools offering doses of new reality and new curriculum
The Washington Post WASHINGTON — When Aaron Laviana started medical school at Georgetown University in 2007, he dissected a cadaver in his first week, in anatomy class
The Washington Post WASHINGTON — When Aaron Laviana started medical school at Georgetown University in 2007, he dissected a cadaver in his first week, in anatomy class
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Med schools offering doses of new reality and new curriculum
WASHINGTON — When Aaron Laviana started medical school at Georgetown University in 2007, he dissected a cadaver in his first week, in anatomy class
WASHINGTON — When Aaron Laviana started medical school at Georgetown University in 2007, he dissected a cadaver in his first week, in anatomy class
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SCHOOLS OFFERING A WEIGHTY COMPETITIONCommunity college staff steps up tothe Challenge
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CAMPUS BRIEFS
DURHAM — North Carolina Central University’s first Fulbright Scholar returns to her alma mater Thursday as part of the Centennial Lyceum Lecture Series
DURHAM — North Carolina Central University’s first Fulbright Scholar returns to her alma mater Thursday as part of the Centennial Lyceum Lecture Series
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Parents can plumb the Web for private school data
WASHINGTON — Private schools have a reputation for being, well, private. Private about their size, private about their students, private about rates of college-bound students
WASHINGTON — Private schools have a reputation for being, well, private. Private about their size, private about their students, private about rates of college-bound students
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Bethesda Christian Academy honor rolls
Bethesda Christian Academy announces the A and AB Honor Roll for the first nine weeks of school
Bethesda Christian Academy announces the A and AB Honor Roll for the first nine weeks of school
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