Georgia School Melds a World of Differences
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At an unusual school outside Atlanta, more than half the 380 students are refugees from some 40 countries.
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By Chuck Thompson, The Macon Telegraph, Ga.  Sep.
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The struggles of a venerable Atlanta charity hospital mirror those of other public hospitals across the nation.
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First, Georgia&#39;s education chief tried to take the word &quot;evolution&quot; out of the state&#39;s science curriculum. Now a suburban Atlanta county is in federal court over textbook stickers
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Lal Jose's Classmates, is a campus caper with a difference, mixing and matching numerous genres to tell the story.
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Hundreds of high schools in the region, many still under desegregation orders, have quietly become public-education powerhouses.
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Almost a fifth of England's state secondary schools do not meet the government's GCSE target but things are improving.
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An overcrowded school in North Yorkshire resorts to teaching some pupils in its corridor.
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Georgia is caught up in another dispute over whether and how evolution should be taught in biology classes. This time, the argument is over a Cobb County school official&#39;s decision to put stickers in textbooks
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An expansion of education legislation is sparking opposition from both sides
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One hundred and twelve years ago, there was a birth in the nation&#39;s southern-most states. It is the Auburn-Georgia series and it takes place in Jordan-Hare Stadium, one of the nation&#39;s loudest, biggest and most historic.
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By LAURA CLARK  ON the outside, the Grade II listed buildings fashioned from old Devon stone suggest nothing more than a traditional village primary school.   But on the inside, the future of education is unfolding.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. -- After her first day of classes this week at the University of North Carolina's campus here, Aleyna Castillo crossed a field, passing joggers and cyclists and students sprawled on the grass, reading in the sunshine. She didn't linger at her brick dormitory. The Loudoun County...
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Eager for legislative independence and a sense of identity, some suburbs in Georgia are voting to become cities of their own.
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KOLOMNA, Russia - One of the most discordant debates in Russian society is playing out in public schools like those in this city not far from Moscow, where the other day a teacher named Irina Donshina set aside her textbooks, strode before her second-graders, and, as if speaking from a pulpit, posed a simple question:
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In the nationâs classrooms, middle class teachers increasingly encounter poor students, often with disastrous results. Ruby Payne says she has the secrets to help them cross the great divide.
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The Supreme Court is diving into a debate over school diversity that is as old as Reconstruction-era efforts to integrate blacks into the mainstream and as new as the 5:35 a.m. start time on some buses carrying students across town in Louisville, Ky.