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NYT > Science - 10 hours ago
While the study suggests many girls have exceptional talent in math, they are rarely identified in the U.S. because culture discourages girls — and boys — from excelling.
Also tagged: mathematics, children and youth, sat college admission test
NYT > U.S. - 15 hours ago
The Miami-Dade County School Board approved a contract for its new superintendent, Alberto Carvalho, despite protests of unethical selection procedures and accusations of an affair.
Also tagged: florida, budgets and budgeting
NYT > N.Y. \/ Region - 19 hours ago
The New York City teachers’ union claims that a policy banning political pins and signs in schools violates teachers’ First Amendment rights by blocking them from political expression.
Also tagged: politics and government, freedom of speech and expression, teachers and school employees, first amendment us constitution, united federation of teachers
NYT > Most E-Mailed - Oct 10, 2008
Plan as you may, career choices are often influenced by unexpected forces and unanticipated events.
Also tagged: new jersey, families and family life
NYT > U.S. - Oct 10, 2008
While the study suggests many girls have exceptional talent in math, they are rarely identified in the U.S., because culture discourages girls — and boys — from excelling.
Also tagged: mathematics, children and youth, sat college admission test
NYT > Education - Oct 10, 2008
While the study suggests many girls have exceptional talent in math, they are rarely identified in the U.S., because culture discourages girls — and boys — from excelling.
Also tagged: mathematics, children and youth, sat college admission test
NYT > U.S. - Oct 9, 2008
The Gloucester school district voted to allow birth control pills and condoms to be made available at the town’s high school, which had at least 18 pregnant students last school year.
Also tagged: massachusetts, birth control and family planning
NYT > U.S. - Oct 9, 2008
An Iowa teenager who was abandoned at an Omaha hospital under Nebraska’s safe-haven law is back home after her grandparents dropped her off to teach her a lesson, but changed their minds.
Also tagged: nebraska, abandonment, children and youth
NYT > Education - Oct 9, 2008
New York City police officers wrongly arrested more than 300 students under the age of 16 for minor offenses over a three-year period in city schools, the New York City Civil Liberties Union said.
Also tagged: police, children and youth, police department nyc, new york city civil liberties union
NYT > Opinion - Oct 9, 2008
To the Editor:.
Also tagged: washington dc, american federation of teachers, weingarten randi