Date	Article	Source
5/10/2013	2013 Presidential Scholars at TABS Member Schools	US Education Department
	Congratulations to Cameron Thariani (St. Alban's School), Zoe C. Sims (Hawaii Preparatory School), and Albert Chu (Phillips Exeter Academy), 2013 Presidential Scholars.
5/8/2013	Robotics Rules: How the Crandroids are Taking On the World	Cranbrook Schools
	Competitive scholastic robotics has rapidly become an international phenomenon, drawing passionate science and math students into complex projects and local, state, and national competitions. Cranbrook Schools’ own robotics program, which offers opportunities ranging from beta testing new Lego robot
5/3/2013	St. Mark's Musicians Make Live Worldwide Radio Debut	St. Mark's School
	On Thursday evening, May 2nd, four St. Mark’s musicians made their worldwide radio debut in a live broadcast from the performance hall at WICN (Worcester Public Radio). Singer-songwriter Felix Chan ’13 was joined by classmates Susannah Krapf and Chris Welles to perform two of his original compositio
5/2/2013	Phillips Academy Students and Khan Academy founder to discuss pilot collaboration	Phillips Academy
	This week, founder of Khan Academy, Salman Khan, will meet with members of the Andover community as part of the Academy’s initiative on “Connected Learning.” In addition to meeting with the faculty body to discuss ways in which technology can advance learning, he’ll join students from two upper leve
5/2/2013	Ken Burns Produces Documentary About Gettysburg Address, Through the Lens of The Greenwood School's Students	USA Today
	The filmmaker's new documentary filters history through the eyes of students at a boys' school in Vermont, who memorize the speech as a teaching tool.
5/1/2013	Actor Alan Alda Leads Panel Discussion on Dyslexia at Event Hosted by Kildonan and Millbrook Schools	Poughkeepsie Journal
	Alan Alda Talks with the Experts at Discussions on Dyslexia event, hosted by the Kildonan School and Eye to Eye at Millbrook School’s Chelsea Morrison Theatre on April 21.
4/30/2013	BYE, BYE BOTTLES: George School students successfully lobby administration to eliminate sale of bottled water on campus	Bucks Local News
	Big changes are afoot at George School, where the sale and distribution of bottled water will cease at the beginning of the 2013-2014 academic year.
4/29/2013	Eaglebrook School Celebrates Global Awareness Day	Eaglebrook School
	The Eaglebrook School community celebrated its annual Global Awareness Day on April 25. Each Form spent the day off campus focusing on a particular theme. Mr. Seth Worcester ’80 introduced Global Day to the community during morning assembly on Wednesday.
4/28/2013	Cadets Find Direction	NewsLeader.com
	Fishburne education brings discipline, maturity, brotherhood to cadets at Waynesboro institution
4/22/2013	3 TABS Member Schools win Green Ribbon Awards	US Education Department
	Phillips Exeter Academy (NH), St. Andrew's School (DE), and Westtown School (PA) were honored for their exemplary efforts to reduce environmental impact and utility costs, promote better health, and ensure effective environmental education.
4/11/2013	School Vote Stirs Debate on Girls as Leaders	The New York Times
	Phillips Academy students push for gender equality on campus.
4/4/2013	The Proper Way to Eat a Pig	The New York Times
	Butchery is a new course being offered by the Oregon Episcopal School, an independent preparatory academy that prides itself on “inquiry-based learning.” Each year, the week before spring break, called Winterim, is reserved for experimental education projects. Some students go dog-sledding in Minnes
3/2/2013	Ruzicka Compass award recipient, Dr. "Rick" Schubart Joins Vericant	Vericant
	Vericant announced the newest member of their advisory board, Dr. Richard D. Schubart, Professor of History Emeritus, Phillips Exeter Academy.
2/28/2013	New York Military Academy Affiliates with Obridge Academy	cornwall-on-hudson.com
	Obridge Academy and the New York Military Academy announced today that the schools have formed an affiliation to help transform the 124 year-old New York Military Academy once again into a vibrant school, now focused on 21st Century leadership and global citizenship. The affiliation will provide for
2/27/2013	Chaminade College Prep proud of Oscar nominee	St. Louis Review
	Minkyu Lee, Chaminade College Preparatory class of 2004, was among the small group of Oscar hopefuls at the Academy Awards Feb. 24. His film, "Adam and Dog" was nominated for the Oscar for Best Animated Short.
2/22/2013	Kildonan School Mentioned in Huffington Post Article on Helping Dyslexic Students Succeed	Huffington Post
	Can Dyslexics Succeed at School or Only in Life? Many educators across the country are tackling the challenge head on.
1/27/2013	YouTube interview with La Lumiere graduate John Roberts	YouTube
	Chief Justice John Roberts on the topic of writing
12/9/2012	Maine town seeks taxes from private school	San Francisco Chronicle
	Maine's highest court hears arguments on whether a private boarding school should pay property taxes on facilities it rents to outside groups.
10/26/2012	Ojai farm-to-table dinner to highlight local agriculture	Ventura County Star
	A farm-to-table dinner to highlight sustainable-agriculture education at Besant Hill School of Happy Valley in the Upper Ojai.
10/24/2012	New Academy in Middle East Breaks Tradition, Inspired by U.S. School	NBC News
	King Abdullah of Jordan has opened a new academy that is breaking Middle Eastern tradition, allowing boys and girls to study together.
10/17/2012	Congressman Jim McGovern Visits St. Mark's School	St. Mark's School
	Seven-term Congressman Jim McGovern, who represents Massachusetts 3rd District in the House, visited St. Mark’s on Tuesday, October 16th, as the second guest presenter in this year’s Gray Colloquium series. The Gray Colloquium is designed to engage St. Mark’s students in an exploration of one comple
9/12/2012	Lessons From 15 Years as St. Andrew’s Headmaster	Noxontown Notes from St. Andrew's School
	St. Andrew's School (Delaware) Headmaster blogs about key lessons he has learned in his 15 years as head at SAS.
9/11/2012	Mercersburg Faculty Member To Be On Katie Couric's New Talk Show September 13 2012	Mercersburg Academy
	Mercersburg assistant athletic director and head girls’ varsity basketball coach Katie LaRue will be profiled on one of the first episodes of "Katie", the new syndicated daytime talk show hosted by Katie Couric! The segment featuring LaRue is scheduled to air Wednesday, September 12.
9/7/2012	Rabun Gap--Nacoochee School's Alexander Kovaka published in The Concord Review	The Concord Review
	Alexander Kovaka is now enrolled at the US Military Academy at West Point, NY. He wrote "Leibniz and the Birth of Modern Thought" for Dr. Marion Truslow's Senior Symposium in Intellectual History in 2011-2012.
8/22/2012	Asheville School's Roy Kim ’12 Competes on Korea’s version of American Idol – Superstar K	Asheville School
	After four years of practice performing popular songs with his acoustic guitar in front of his Asheville School peers, Roy (Sang Woo) Kim ’12 now finds himself enjoying celebrity status in Korea with a crowd of supporters eagerly anticipating his next appearance on Korea’s equivalent of American Ido
8/21/2012	Mars Curiosity Flight Director's Career Launched at Indian Springs School	Indian Springs School
	“Those classes [at Springs] were the basis for my next steps in studying physics and engineering, and provided a great foundation for me,” says David Oh, Indian Springs School Class of 1987. “I owe a big ‘thank you’ to Dr. Mac LaCasse, my physics and calculus teacher, for keeping me on the physics b
8/20/2012	Author and Harvard Fellow Dr. Tony Wagner to Present to New Hampton School Faculty	New Hampton School
	New Hampton School faculty will begin opening meetings this week with a considerable amount of time dedicated to advancing in-classroom teaching techniques and pedagogy. As part of its continued quest to provide the most enriching professional development opportunities, the School is thrilled to
5/30/2012	Former Airbus CEO Jack Schofield Loomis Chaffee '58 Visits Economics Students	Loomis Chaffee
	AP Economics and Applied Economics students enjoyed the May 24 visit from guest lecturer and former Airbus CEO Jack Schofield ’58. This was Mr. Schofield’s first time back to campus since his 50th reunion in 2008.
5/18/2012	Hun School Junior Christopher Cardinali ’13 Receives Dwight D. Eisenhower Leadership Award	The Hun School of Princeton
	On Saturday, May 5th, Hun School junior Christopher Cardinali ’13 was awarded the Dwight D. Eisenhower Leadership Award at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Nominated by the faculty of The Hun School of Princeton, Chris was honored for his demonstration of exceptional performance and
5/14/2012	Darlington School Student Is Star Goalkeeper for U17 Women's National Soccer Team	Darlington School
	Darlington junior Jane Campbell and the U17 Women's National Soccer Team win CONCACAF! More information at this link as well: http://www.concacaf.com/page/WUnder17s/NewsDetail/0,,12813~2770424,00.html
5/14/2012	ISS Students Score High Marks with NASA	Indian Springs School
	Congratulations to the Indian Springs School team of Quinn Balazs ’14, Carlin Laney ’16 and Connor McGarty ’15, who placed second in a nationwide lunar research competition!
5/9/2012	2012 Presidential Nonpublic Scholars Named	U.S. Department of Education
	After careful consideration of over 3,300 qualified candidates, 29 private school students and two homeschool students were selected as Presidential Scholars. Eight of the 29 students attend a TABS member college-prep boarding school.
5/3/2012	Saint Mary's School Names 13th Head of School	Saint Mary's School
	The Board of Trustees of Saint Mary’s School is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Monica M. Gillespie as the 13th Head of School in Saint Mary’s 170 year history.
5/1/2012	Putney Student Wins Gates Millennium Scholarship	The Putney School
	The Putney School student, Innocent '12, is one of this year's GMS recipients. The Gates Millennium Scholars (GMS) Program, funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, was established in 1999 to provide outstanding African American, American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian Pacific Island
5/1/2012	Ridley College to Offer International Baccalaureate Diploma in September 2012	Ridley College
	In September 2012 Ridley will offer courses enabling students to earn both the International Baccalaureate Diploma and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma. The IB diploma is a two-year course of study that begins in Grade 11 and ends with a series of final examinations at the end of Grade 12.
4/26/2012	Prince Edward To Visit Girard College, Philadelphia Boarding School For Low-Income Students	Huffington Post
	Prince Edward will plant a tree to honor the Diamond Jubilee of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, now in her 60th year on the throne. Edward's great-great-grandfather planted two trees at the school 152 years ago. The prince also will visit with students from Girard and several other local schools who
4/25/2012	Porter's Faculty Member Named Visiting Teacher to Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy	Miss Porter's School
	Miss Porter's School 's Associate Director of Admission Tricia Davol was selected as a 2012 Cannady Visiting Teacher to the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls.
4/24/2012	Blair Academy Goes Solar To Reduce Costs, Emissions	TheJournal.com
	Blairstown, NJ-based boarding school Blair Academy has completed the installation of a 253-kilowatt solar electric system that is expected to meet nearly 7 percent of the campus' electric needs and save $16,500 in electricity costs during its first year of installation.
4/19/2012	St. John’s Military School Earns Highest Score in the United States	Yahoo News
	St. John’s Military School’s 124th Corps of Cadets completed its’ Annual Formal Inspection (AFI) Monday, April 16, earning a 999 out of a possible 1,000 points for the second consecutive year, which once again is the highest rating earned of all military schools in the country.
4/19/2012	Solar Panels Create a Buzz at One Jersey School	NBCNEWYORK.com
	A large solar panel installation on the grounds of The Lawrenceville School will share space with as many as one million bees in a sustainability initiative that mixes the latest technology with old-fashioned agriculture.
4/17/2012	Loomis Chaffee Launches New Center for Global Studies	Loomis Chaffee
	One of the center’s first orders of business will be to take a look at the school’s curricular offerings to develop a Global Studies Certificate, an “intentional” program of study for students who have a particular interest in global studies and international issues.
4/10/2012	The Future of the Past	The Morehead-Cain Scholarship Magazine
	Timothy Sullivan is a member of the class of 1981 of The Hotchkiss School, and a class of 1985 Morehead-Cain Scholar of UNC. He is also the CEO of Ancestry.com and former CEO of Match.com. Read how he is bringing "a dusty pastime into the digital mainstream."
4/3/2012	Graves to step down as Girard College president	Philly.com
	Autumn Adkins Graves, the first African American and first female president of Girard College, will leave the historic school in June, she said Tuesday.
4/2/2012	Kiski School for Boys Starts Virtual School	Kiski Virtual School for Boys
	Kiski School for Boys now offers an option for homeschoolers, via Kiski Virtual School for Boys, a synchronous learning environment that extends college-prep courses to other students.
3/30/2012	Round table discussion promotes female philanthropists	NYUNews.com
	For Miss Hall's School in Massachusetts, philanthropy is more than giving alms to the poor. It's a way to inspire change and give women a chance to be leaders.
3/26/2012	Salem Academy Student Leads Youth Legislative Assembly	Salem Academy
	Academy senior Angelica Mack served as co-speaker of the House at the North Carolina Youth Legislative Assembly's annual session on March 23-25 in Raleigh, and also received the Richard White Leadership Award.
3/13/2012	Andover alum is editor of The New Republic	Phillips Academy
	Chris Hughes '02 of Phillips Academy is the new publisher and editor of top magazine
3/12/2012	Lowell Whiteman has two national champs	The Lowell Whiteman School
	Nick Veth and Michael DeGrandis are win big in skiing
3/12/2012	Athol Murray grad signs NHL contract	Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
	Jaden Schwartz '10 signs with St. Louis Blues
3/9/2012	Choate student is player of the year	Choate Rosemary Hall
	John Papale of Choate Rosemary Hall is New England basketball player of the year
3/8/2012	Exeter student is top AP student	Phillips Exeter
	Ravi Bajaj a senior at Phillips Exeter Academy, was named New Hampshire state winner
3/8/2012	Christ School brothers dominate at Duke	Christ School
	Marshall, Mason, and Miles Plumlee are leading Duke during March Madness
3/7/2012	Woodberry Forest Alum makes Olympic Bid	Woodberry Forest School
	Will Coleman '01 seeks to make the 2012 US Olympic Team
3/6/2012	Andover 'three-peats' in swimming	Phillips Academy
	Phillips Academy boys' swim team ended its undefeated season in style
3/5/2012	Exeter alumni twins are All-Americans	Phillips Exeter Academy
	Matthew and Michael Sullivan ‘12 made All-American status at Lehigh University
3/1/2012	Bolles student wins State Championship	The Bolles School
	Max Tejada '12 wins state wrestling title.
2/29/2012	Hebron student earns top Scholastic honors	Hebron Academy
	Hebron Academy’s Yena Kang ’12 is top of Scholastic Art & Writing Awards of 2012
2/29/2012	Hun students are National Merit Finalists	The Hun School of Princeton
	Phoebe Huang and Michael Chang named National Merit Scholarship finalists
2/28/2012	FUMA and Woodberry Forest alum wins Oscar	Woodberry Forest School
	Angus Wall wins second Academy Award for Film Editing
2/28/2012	Deerfield Senior to compete in Mongol Rally	Deerfield Academy
	Colten McCormick is set to compete in 10,000 mile race
2/24/2012	TCS Alum lands lead role in War Horse	Trinity College School
	Alex Furber of Trinity College School lands his first major production
2/22/2012	Ski jumping still flies at Proctor Academy	NY Times
	Proctor hosts the only ski jumping state championships
2/22/2012	Middlesex grad receives prestigious scholarship	Middlesex School
	Sarah Armitage has been awarded Gates Cambridge Scholarship
2/21/2012	Coach at FUMA is the best you've never heard of	USA Today
	Celebrating Fork Union Military Academy coach Fletcher Arritt
2/17/2012	CRMS skier is fastest in state	Colorado Rocky Mountain School
	Colorado Rocky Mountain School freshman Lina Sutro wins state championship
2/17/2012	Culver student makes wrestling history	Culver Academies
	106 pound Kayla Miracle is a wrestling sensation
2/16/2012	McCallie students featured in Esquire	Esquire
	McCallie's cooking club inspired by Esquire's Eat Like a Man
2/16/2012	Pathways to the bench	Middlesex School
	Jeff Hopkins '78 talks about Middlesex School and becoming a US bankruptcy judge
2/14/2012	Portsmouth Abbey student to Polo nationals	Portsmouth Abbey School
	Minnie Keating '13 to compete in USPA Nationals
2/13/2012	Riverside sharpshooter thrives after surgery	Riverside Military Academy
	Jake Weiner is back on the court just six games after life-threatening brain surgery
2/10/2012	Brewster and Oak Hill Seniors are All-Americans	McDonald's All American
	Seniors Tyler Lewis and T.J. Warren are named top High School Basketball players in America
2/9/2012	Athol Murray Student is Athlete of the Year	Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
	Miranda Seifert was named Saskatchewan Youth Female Athlete of the Year
2/9/2012	College Hopefuls look for Green Campuses	USA Today
	The nation's college-bound students are increasingly going green
2/8/2012	Roberta Flack to perform at The Gunnery	The Gunnery
	Grammy Award winning vocalist and producer to be a part of The Gunnery lecture series
2/8/2012	St. Paul's School featured in US Airways Magazine	St. Paul's School
	Ice hockey with no refs, no boards, and no clocks is the stuff of dreams in New England
2/7/2012	Bolles Student named National Finalist	The Bolles School
	Alexandra Walker '12 is recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation
2/7/2012	Hun School Student fights Lyme Disease	The Hun School of Princeton
	Myles Hutcherson ’18 is an international advocate for Lyme disease patients
2/6/2012	VFMA Alum named to NFL Hall of Fame	Valley Forge Military Academy
	Chris Doleman, Valley Forge Military Academy '81, is 2012 inductee
2/3/2012	Milton grad tackles GLBT issues	Milton Academy
	Dr. Eliza Byard ’86 fights biased bullying in schools
2/2/2012	Phillips Academy alum is humble musical star	Phillips Academy
	Modest Andover grad Kevin Olusola has too many talents to count
2/2/2012	Pittsburgh Steelers sign Hun School grad	The Hun School of Princeton
	Rhodes Scholar and Florida State standout, Myron Rolle, is headed to the NFL
2/1/2012	Pennington senior is star basketball recruiter	The Pennington School
	Alex Kline '12 has the attention of top coaches and blue chip athletes
2/1/2012	Putney School Grad on Transatlantic Race	The Putney School
	Emma Creighton '02 is the only American and one of a few females competing
1/31/2012	Olympian is grateful for Cheshire roots	Cheshire Academy
	Jo Leedham prepares for the 2012 London Olympics, praises Cheshire Academy
1/31/2012	KUA Alum is sufragette and social reformer	Kimball Union Academy
	Fascinating history of Mary Jane Hawes Wilmarth, KUA Class of 1856
1/27/2012	La Lumiere students nominated All-Americans	La Lumiere
	Four students from La Lumiere are on a shortlist to become McDonald's All-Americans
1/26/2012	Young Ghanaians stand out at Cate	Cate School
	These passionate students excel in and outside of the classroom
1/25/2012	2 NWS Teachers Receive Fulbright	The Northwest School
	Northwest School teachers receive 2 of only 18 Fulbright Awards in Teaching
1/25/2012	Westminster student wins squash championship	Westminster School
	Davis Scholar Ahmed Abdel Khalek ’12 won at U.S. Junior Open Squash Championships
1/24/2012	Wilbraham & Monson students give back	Wilbraham & Monson Academy
	After a moving Amazon visit, two students are looking to help out
1/24/2012	Saint Mary's School announce interim head	Saint Mary's School
	The SMS Board of Trustees would like to announce Rev. Dr. Smokey Oats as interim head
1/23/2012	Andover celebrates Super Bowl connections	Phillips Academy
	Phillips Academy alums will be battling on both sides of the field in Indianapolis
1/23/2012	10 Bolles Players Named All-State	Bolles School
	Ten Bolles Football players received All-State honors in addition to a Championship
1/20/2012	Bolles Junior featured in Sports Illustrated	Bolles School
	Ryan Murphy is featured in the “Faces in the Crowd”
1/20/2012	Portsmouth Abbey Head to Retire	Portsmouth Abbey School
	Headmaster Jim DeVecchi announced his retirement today
1/19/2012	Taft Student wins Squash Title	The Taft School
	Sue Ann Yong ’14 is US Junior Open Champion
1/18/2012	Woodlands Alumna is Forbes Power Woman	Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heard
	Mary Callahan Erdoes '81 is recognized for influence
1/17/2012	Vermont Acad. student to compete in World Juniors	Vermont Academy
	Vermont Academy's Michaela Paulszek ’13 will compete in the Junior World Biathlon in Finland
1/13/2012	WMA Student Celebrates 1000th Point	Wilbraham & Monson Academy
	Jaylen Brantley is honored for his high-scoring basketball career
1/12/2012	Suffield grad breaks national swim records	Suffield Academy
	Julian Fletcher '09 now has top Bermuda swimming records
1/10/2012	Ethel Walker student wins top soloist	Ethel Walker School
	Dahiana '12 won first place as most outstanding soloist
1/10/2012	Northwood student named to Junior Olympics	Northwood School
	Northwood Junior Will Rhoads '14 to compete in Ski Jumping in first Junior Olympics
1/9/2012	Lowell Whiteman student launches company	The Lowell Whiteman School
	Junior student Logan Banning starts successful parka company
1/5/2012	Choate grad to star in Spider-Man	Choate Rosemary Hall
	Rebecca Faulkenberry ’03 Joins the Cast of Spider-Man, Turn off the Dark
1/5/2012	Episcopal High School Soccer Awarded	Episcopal High School
	Episcopal Soccer Teams recently received NSCAA Academic Awards
1/3/2012	The Webb Schools Alum named to 40 under 40	The Webb Schools
	Jawbone's Hosain Rahman is named one of Fortune Magazine's movers and shakers
12/22/2011	Hill School alum named to Forbes 30 under 30	The Hill School
	Eric Trump '02 alumnus and trustee is one of the most influential under 30
12/21/2011	Hebron Academy starts Community Service Day	Hebron Academy
	Students and faculty at Hebron start a tradition of giving back
12/21/2011	Middlesex alum named to Forbes 30 Under 30	Middlesex School
	Kevin Systrom MX '02 is one of the most influential young adults in the world
12/19/2011	Lawrenceville counselor to answer questions live	The Lawrenceville School
	Jeff Durso-Finley will answer college admissions questions for NY Times on Wednesday
12/16/2011	Middlesex Student Named All-American	Middlesex School
	Tabitha Sabky '12 is honored by the National Field Hockey Association
12/15/2011	Asheville School Alum named Top Adventurer	Asheville School
	Appalachian Trail record-setter Jenn Pharr Davis is Nat Geo Adventurer of the Year
12/15/2011	Idyllwild President offers new perspective	Idyllwild Arts Academy
	A different way to look at Chinese students studying in the US
12/14/2011	SSFS Alum is featured in young farmer movement	Sandy Spring Friends School
	Sandy Spring Friends School alum Josie Johnson '01 featured in NPR
12/14/2011	Brook Hill wins first state football title	The Brook Hill School
	The third time was a charm for the Regents, winning in convincing fashion
12/13/2011	Bolles School wins state football title	Bolles School
	In dramatic fashion, Bolles School wins their 11th state football championship
12/13/2011	Cushing Alum aids 'Invisible' Children	Cushing Academy
	Erica Shay '11 raised more than $57,000 to end long-lasting Central African War
12/12/2011	Hun School Student works on Broadway	The Hun School of Princeton
	Heston Charres ’13 gets exposure on the biggest stage
12/12/2011	Bolles alum to depict Panama Canal expansion	Bolles School
	Panama native and Disney Imagineer George Scribner '70 to envision major expansion
12/9/2011	Cushing Academy Alum wins Emmy	Cushing Academy
	Click to see the trailer for Juan Marquez's Emmy winning film "100,000"
12/7/2011	Hill School student earns spot on National Team	The Hill School
	Hill senior goalie Brennan Donville to represent Canada on Lacrosse U-19 team
12/6/2011	Bolles School announces new President	Bolles School
	Brian Johnson will become the seventh President and Head of School at Bolles
12/6/2011	Phillips Academy alum receives Fulbright	Phillips Academy
	Rachel Robinson '01 to study alternative energy in Spain
11/23/2011	Phillips Academy defends title	Phillips Academy
	Girls volleyball team win repeat New England Championships
11/22/2011	Worcester Alum awarded Rhodes Scholar	Worcester Academy
	Elizabeth Butterworth ’07 awarded the oldest, most prestigious international fellowship in academia
11/22/2011	St. Albans Alum Awarded Congressional Gold Medal	St. Albans School
	Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins '48 was awarded the highest civilian honor by Congress
11/21/2011	Millbrook School are NE Champions	Millbrook School
	Boys varsity soccer take the title after a commanding season
11/21/2011	Wyoming Seminary are state champs	Wyoming Seminary
	The Girls Field Hockey team of Wyoming Seminary achieve first repeat title
11/17/2011	Randolph-Macon: What is Dorm Life Like?	Randolph-Macon Academy
	Randolph-Macon Academy fills you in on what to expect in co-ed dorms
11/16/2011	Bolles School Wins 100th and 101st Title	Bolles School
	The Bolles girls and boys swim teams continue massive streaks for state swimming titles
11/15/2011	The Hill School appoints new Headmaster	The Hill School
	Zachary Lehman is The Hill School's 11th Headmaster since 1851
11/14/2011	Woodberry Forest student inspires others	Woodberry Forest School
	Former top NCAA football prospect faced amputation, now is beacon of hope
11/8/2011	Brooks alum is leading scorer, has perfect GPA	Brooks School
	Eliza Marshall is making waves at Brown
11/8/2011	Gunnery student holds CRPS fundraiser	The Gunnery
	Kori Rimany '14 raises funds for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome awareness
11/3/2011	Phillips Exeter students share service experiences	Phillips Exeter Academy
	Students and faculty leave home to lend a hand over the summer
11/3/2011	Bolles Boys' Golf Team Win State Championship	Bolles School
	The boys' golf team win their first state championship in 72 years
11/1/2011	Middlesex grad is Woman of the Year Finalist	Middlesex School
	Michaela Calnan '07 is one of 9 finalists out of 471 nominations for NCAA award
11/1/2011	Cushing Academy receives Ray Bourque	Cushing Academy
	Hockey Hall of Famer and father of two CA alum, Ray Bourque, spoke on leadership yesterday
10/28/2011	St. Albans School Alum named MLB Manager	St. Albans School
	Josh Byrnes '88 named the new General Manager of the San Diego Padres
10/27/2011	Christ School student creates memorial	Christ School
	Zach Mitchell '12 unveils veterans memorial for fallen alumni as Eagle Scout Project
10/25/2011	Hargrave Runner Assists Fallen Athlete	Hargrave Military Academy
	Brandon Beavers cut his run short to help a downed competitor during cross country meet
10/24/2011	Berkshire grad signs contract with Bruins	Berkshire School
	Kevan Miller '07, a former two-year captain for UVM, signs with the Boston Bruins.
10/24/2011	George School student honored by NMSC	George School
	Marilyn Baffoe-Bonnie is an outstanding participant in National Achievement Scholarship Program
10/21/2011	Santa Catalina girls golf team go undefeated	Santa Catalina School
	Santa Catalina finished out their perfect season this Wednesday
10/21/2011	Hun School Students Perfect in AP Chemistry	The Hun School of Princeton
	Teacher and students cite teamwork as a fundamental ingredient to perfect scores
10/20/2011	Episcopal High School hosts Play for Parkinson's	Episcopal High School
	Twelve top Division 1 lacrosse schools competed at EHS to promote Parkinson's awareness
10/20/2011	Midland School: A School for our Times	Midland School
	Midland is the Model School of the Bioneers Conference 2011
10/19/2011	75 Bolles Students Earn AP Scholar Awards	Bolles School
	Bolles School students excel in advanced placement courses.
10/13/2011	Does art make you a better person?	Huffington Post
	Brian D. Cohen, President of Idyllwild Arts Academy asks how art makes us better.
10/12/2011	McCallie School are back to back champs	McCallie School
	McCallie wins their second straight golf state championship
10/12/2011	Hill teacher published in sports anthology	The Hill School
	Instructor of English Dr. Mark Pearson ’78, appears in The Best American Sports Writing 2011
10/11/2011	Cushing Academy's iClass table	Cushing Academy
	Check out how they're transforming the classroom experience
10/7/2011	Monks of Portsmouth Abbey utilize technology	NY Times
	They may be teaching art from an iPad, but you won't catch them on Angry Birds
10/4/2011	Asheville School: 'Top Tier' mountaineering	Asheville School
	The Association of Experiential Education recognizes the 43-year-old outdoor program.
9/30/2011	Pulitzer Prize winner visits St. Andrew's DE	St. Andrew's School Delaware
	Junot Diaz changes the way students approach reading, writing, and art
9/29/2011	Hun School student publishes book	The Hun School of Princeton
	Alex Passikoff ’12 wrote, designed, and published architecture book over the summer
9/29/2011	Lawrenceville student writes first novel	The Lawrenceville School
	Nick Cherukuri' 12 writes his first book which will benefit less-privileged Polish youth
9/26/2011	Athol Murray College grad signs with Flyers	Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
	2011 top draft pick Sean Couturier '08 gets his chance in the NHL
9/23/2011	Peddie School earns sportsmanship award	Peddie School
	For the third year of four, Peddie is recognized for its fair play
9/22/2011	Middlesex grad receives MacArthur 'Genius' Grant	Middlesex School
	Tiya Miles MX'88 was chosen for her awe-inspiring work as a public historian
9/20/2011	St. Andrew's-Sewanee building receives award	St. Andrew's-Sewanee
	SAS recently received an American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design Award
9/20/2011	Mavs’ NBA Championship Trophy visits Hockaday	The Hockaday School
	Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and head coach Rick Carlisle inspire students
9/19/2011	New Hampton displays iPad's classroom capacity	New Hampton School
	iPads inspire, enhance communication, and econonomize at NHS
9/19/2011	Lawrenceville students not just All-Americans	The Lawrenceville School
	Big Red Student-Athletes named Academic All-Americans honored by USA Polo
9/16/2011	TASIS Student Swims the English Channel	TASIS: The American School in England
	Kevin Mitchell ’12 swam across the English Channel covering 40 miles in open water
9/15/2011	Lawrenceville and Peddie team up against cancer	Peddie School
	Rivals for over a century are teaming up against a greater opponent: Cancer
9/15/2011	Bolles students qualify for national swim teams	Bolles School
	Ryan Murphy ’13 and Joseph Schooling ’14 both earn spots on national teams
9/14/2011	Middlesex grad named Academic All-American	Middlesex School
	Heather Landry ’08 is recognized a third time for her outstanding work in the classroom
9/14/2011	Saint Andrew's FL student is making a difference	Saint Andrew's School FL
	Sam Steiner '15 helps bring the elderly to the digital age
9/13/2011	Branksome Hall opens campus in Asia	Branksome Hall
	Doors will open on Jeju Island in September 2012
9/12/2011	Webb School student seeks a life of service	Webb School
	Community service is a calling for Kat Coffey '13
9/12/2011	Fishburne Military student displays leadership	Fishburne Military School
	Travis Knapp ’12 has earned 55-plus awards, but has a good reason for wearing only one
9/9/2011	George School welcomes civil rights pioneer	George School
	H. Julian Bond to share experiences as a civil rights and student activist
9/8/2011	US Dept. of State recognizes FSHA Athlete	Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy
	Recent Flintridge Sacred Heart grad Natalie Zeenni honored among Muslim athletes
9/6/2011	Baylor School welcomes new faculty	Baylor School
	Jaime Melton ’94 is new Director of Alumni Affairs and Caitlin Studer is Associate
9/2/2011	Episcopal HS student saves baby elephants	Episcopal High School
	Will Stewart '12 travels to Zambia to care for endangered animals
9/2/2011	SAS Florida student discusses diabetes	Saint Andrew's School FL
	Emily Cohen '18 meets with Congressman Ted Deutch about funding
9/1/2011	SAS Delaware grad designs greenest office building	St. Andrew's School Delaware
	Architect Brian Court '92 designs the new Bullitt Center
9/1/2011	World-renowned scientist to speak at Peddie School	Peddie School
	Freeman Dyson will kick off Christensen Speaker Series
8/31/2011	Flintridge Sacred Heart grads win Fulbright	Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy
	Congratulations to Brianna Hodge '07 and Charlotte Guy '05
8/30/2011	Santa Catalina student volunteers in Cambodia	Santa Catalina School
	Tierney Hightower '13 shares her experiences in a Cambodian hospital
8/30/2011	William Kamkwamba to Speak at New Hampton	New Hampton School
	Co-author of 'The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind' to speak at convocation
8/29/2011	New Hampton School Faculty recognized	New Hampton School
	Jenna McCabe and Justin Simon receive service award
8/29/2011	Webb School alum traces roots of MLK 'Dream'	Webb School
	Will Murphy '09 discovers original connections
8/25/2011	Webb School grad is aircraft grand champion	Webb School
	David Buntin '81 collects a hangar full of awards
8/25/2011	Randolph-Macon: Ease into Dorm Life	Randolph-Macon Academy
	Tips to living with a roommate for the first time
8/24/2011	3 Baylor School grads in US Amateur	Baylor School
	It's hard enough for a college team to achieve this feat.
8/22/2011	Stoneleigh-Burnham School offers advice	Stoneleigh-Burnham School
	The Top 10 things all students should do while in school
8/22/2011	Baylor School Student Wins Gold	Baylor School
	Kristen Vredeveld '13 breaks records at World Jr. Championship
8/18/2011	Portsmouth Abbey School Green Initiatives	Portsmouth Abbey School
	Be sure to check out their wind turbine and solar house
8/17/2011	Asheville School alum breaks App. Trail record	Asheville School
	Jennifer Pharr Davis '01 finishes in just over 46 days
8/16/2011	St. Albans School Alum signed to Mariners	St. Albans School
	Danny Hultzen '08 to continue illustrious career
8/12/2011	Ridley College teachers save life	Ridley College
	Eight-year-old girl had undiagnosed heart condition
8/11/2011	Hill alumnus honored with award in his name	The Hill School
	Tom Walter '87 is first recipient of inspirational award
8/4/2011	Culver Academies Alumnus to Hall of Fame	Culver Academies
	US Hockey Hall of Fame adds the legendary Gary Suter '82 to its ranks
8/3/2011	Phillips Academy Student Revamps School Song	YouTube
	Filmmaker Michael Kontaxis ‘11 and recent grads give new meaning to Big Blue spirit
8/2/2011	Hun School Student to Linguistics Competition	The Hun School of Princeton
	Rachel McEnroe '11 will represent the nation in Olympiad in Linguistics
7/28/2011	Greenwood School Adds High School Program	Greenwood School
	Greenwood is currently accepting 9th and 10th grade applicants
7/27/2011	SAS Delaware Headmaster on Testing	St. Andrew's School Delaware
	Schools must be focused on the essential skills, not testing
7/21/2011	Hargrave Academy Nurse saves life	Hargrave Military Academy
	RN Jessica Elliott is the "Angel in Orange"
7/21/2011	Wilbraham & Monson Academy to Amazon	Wilbraham & Monson Academy
	Follow students as they travel through the rain forest.
7/20/2011	Hun School Alumnus promoted to Yankees	NJ.com
	Steve Garrison '05 got the call of a lifetime.
7/20/2011	Garrison Forest School to China	Garison Forest School
	GFS students are blogging about their experiences in the Middle Kingdom
7/19/2011	Cate School Student takes top honors	PRLog
	Thanh-Liem Huynh-Tran '12 wins at International Brain Bee
7/19/2011	Milton Academy student is Squash Champion	Milton Academy
	National champion Yuleissy Ramirez ’11 is now Harvard bound.
7/14/2011	Fork Union Alum goes from Stockroom to CEO	Fork Union Military Academy
	Edward Telling '38 is a true success story.
7/14/2011	McCallie School Runners Make News	McCallie School
	Ryan Schumacher '11 and Will Raby '09 are in news wires.
7/13/2011	Randolph-Macon Academy - Start Reading	Randolph-Macon Academy
	Six ways to keep minds active and engage imaginations this summer
7/13/2011	SAC Captures Gold at RoboCup 2011	St. Andrew's College ON
	St. Andrew's College Takes the Gold in Istanbul
7/12/2011	New Hampton School: An Arm for the Ages	New Hampton School
	MLB All Star Roberto Hernandez '84 had defining years at NHS.
7/8/2011	Lawrenceville School Student Changes Lives	Lawrenceville School
	Charlie Cerami-Nucci '11 provides assistance to children facing illnesses
7/8/2011	McCallie School Alumnus Discovers New Species	McCallie School
	Jeff Simmons '96 has discovered a new species of crawfish.
7/7/2011	Blair Academy Student is Player of the Year	Blair Academy
	Kelsey Stevens ’11 Named Prep Softball Player of the Year
7/7/2011	Mercersburg Academy Competes in Istanbul	Mercersburg Academy
	Four Mercersburg students qualify for International RoboCup 2011.
6/30/2011	Milton Alumnus is top Communicator	Milton Academy
	Austan Goolsbee '87 is honored with Communicator of the Year Award
6/30/2011	Baylor School Alumni to Travel 15,000 Miles	Baylor School
	Ry Glover '09 and Fynn Glover '06 set off on 15 month adventure
6/29/2011	Bruins Draft Milton Academy Captain	The Patriot Ledger
	NHL Champion Boston picks up hometown Defender Rob O'Gara.
6/29/2011	Episcopal High School Alumnus is Top Chef	Episcopal High School
	Todd Gray '82 is Washington D.C. wins Chef of the Year Award
6/28/2011	Episcopal High School Alum is Celeb Favorite	Episcopal High School
	Jane Pope Cooper's ('96) one-of-a-kind jewelry is turning heads.
6/28/2011	Wasatch Academy: Best in State	AmericanTowns.com
	Wasatch Academy receives honor for second consecutive year.
6/22/2011	Darlington Student is State Wrestling Champion	Darlington School
	Three-Time State Champ Spencer Jones ('12) talks about his wrestling career and influences.
5/27/2011	Hun School Seniors Awarded Thiel Fellowship	The Hun School of Princeton
	John Marbach ’11 and David Merfield ’11 are two of just 20 recipients worldwide.
5/25/2011	Olney Friends School Announces New Head of School	Olney Friends School
	Charles F. Szumilas has accepted the position of Head of School, effective July 1, 2011.
5/19/2011	Baylor Innovates with iPad Initiative	Baylor School
	Beginning Fall 2012, all students will be required to purchase or lease an iPad.
4/29/2011	Midland School Delivers Solar Success Story	Midland School
	Transitioning to renewable energy for over decade - A working model from 10th graders.
4/16/2011	St. Paul's to be Honored as Energy Efficient Leader	sps.edu
	Featured in a 90-second video, the school is recognized in the Northeast Energy Efficiency Business Leaders Recognition Program.
4/16/2011	Asheville School Microfinance Society Supports Global Entrepreneurship	ashevilleschool.org
	Students embrace the idea of supporting global entrepreneurship by creating a student-led microfinance society.
4/14/2011	Idyllwild Arts Academy Alum is Idol Favorite	americanidol.com
	Casey Abrams, a music major from Idyllwild Arts, is one of 8 finalists on America's most popular TV program.
4/14/2011	New Hampton Student Scores Perfectly on AIME	newhampton.org
	Boe Vachiraprasith, a senior and Royal Thai Scholar, joins a select group of students in the last decade who have scored a perfect score on the AIME.
3/23/2011	Branksome Hall Launches Sister School in South Korea	thestar.com
	One of 12 international schools in the "Global Education Project" on Jeju Island, Branksome Hall is the only Canadian school involved with the project.
3/21/2011	Brentwood College School Featured on CBS	Brentwood College School BC
	The Rick Mercer Report focuses on Brentwood's uncanny history of creating future Olympians.
3/9/2011	A Life of Scoops and Schoolwork	The Wall Street Journal
	A 16-Year-Old Pennington School Boy Maintains His Own Successful College Basketball Recruiting Website
3/8/2011	Coming Together to Give Schools a Boost	The New York Times
	Cincinnati area leaders are uniting to help students from ‘cradle to career’ with a new strategy for addressing large-scale social problems that has been dubbed “collective impact.”
3/7/2011	Purnell to be Featured on Award Winning TV Show	Purnell School
	Hosted by Lou Gossett, Jr. The Profiles Series will feature Purnell as one of the best in 21st Century education and individualized learning.
3/7/2011	Green Cup Challenge: 8 TABS Schools Deemed Winners	The Green Schools Alliance
	Designed to measure and reduce campus electricity use and GHG emissions, the Challenge supports campus greening efforts including recycling and water conservation. Eight TABS schools received awards and many more TABS schools participated.
3/1/2011	Wild Mustangs Teach Midland Students	Midland School
	One of the most unique classes imaginable has students taking over a young Mustang, to tame and to give a bit of training.
2/25/2011	Westtown Seniors on 5 Continents with Senior Projects	Westtown School
	Students blog about their senior projects that centers on a service, potential career path, a personal passion or language immersion. This year students are on five continents and involved in 34 different kinds of projects.
2/23/2011	VES Teacher Making Strides for Int'l Rescue Committee	Virginia Episcopal School
	Jenny Anderson will run 500 miles in 10 days in an effort to raise a funds for international refugees and set a new world speed record running the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.
2/18/2011	Christchurch to Begin Girls Boarding Program	Christchurch School VA
	In the Fall of 2012, the school will introduce a girls boarding program to complement the longstanding boys boarding program and co-ed day program.
2/18/2011	Olney Friends School on "Jeopardy"	Olney Friends School
	A recent “Jeopardy” game show broadcast featured Olney Friends School in a clue about boarding schools. “Olney Friends School was founded in 1837 by this religious group & still teaches its values,” read the clue. A contestant provided the correct response, “Who are the Quakers?”
2/17/2011	La Lumiere Wins State Academic Decathlon	La Lumiere School
	The school placed first in the small school division at the 26th Annual Indiana Academic Decathlon State Finals on the campus of Purdue University. With an enrollment of just over 200, La Lumiere School competed and won against schools 6 to 10 times its size.
2/7/2011	SJR Students Dominate National Debating Competition	St. John's-Ravenscourt & "Winnipeg Free Press"
	At the Canadian National Debating Competition, held February 5-7, at St. John’s-Ravenscourt School, SJR students won 5 of the top 10 positions, including first place overall. Winners go to Australia in April for the 2011 World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championships.
1/26/2011	The Governor's Academy Alum Francois '04 Headed to Super Bowl	The Governor's Academy
	Governor's alumnus Robert Francois '04, who played collegiate football at Boston College, is headed to the Super Bowl as a member of the Green Bay Packers.
1/26/2011	TASIS Teacher Mr. Hudgens Celebrates Amazon Kindle Book Release	TASIS
	History teacher Mr. Robert Hudgens shared the exciting news in January that his book Cursus Honorum has been published on Amazon Kindle.
1/25/2011	Branksome Hall Perennial Praised	Branksome Hall
	The 2010 edition of Perennial, Branksome Hall’s publication of student literature and art, has been awarded a “Superior” ranking by the National Council of Teachers of English Program to Recognize Excellence in Student Literary Magazines.
1/22/2011	Young Navajo filmmaker refines skills at Idyllwild Arts Academy	Navajo-Hopi Observer
	Navajo-Hopi Observer highlights student at Idyllwild Arts Academy.
1/13/2011	High School Hockey: Talent, passion drive Panarelli	Telegram
	Middlesex '11 student was highlighted for her hockey skill and drive -- she talks about how her Middlesex experience played a significant role in her game and personal development.
1/12/2011	Bolles Alumna, Blum '07, Selected by Princeton to Participate in Leadership Summit	Bolles School
	Bolles alumna Rachel Blum ’07 was nominated by Princeton University to attend the Emerging Leaders Global Summit 2011: The Next Generation of Women Leaders Transforming the World.
1/10/2011	New Hampton School Awarded E.E. Ford Foundation Grant	New Hampton School
	The New Hampton School is honored to announce that the Edward E. Ford Foundation has awarded the School a $50,000 challenge grant that will help establish an endowed fund to support professional development for the International Baccalaureate Program and general-purpose professional development.
1/10/2011	Jessica, Middlesex '11, Reflects on Service	Middlesex School
	At Middlesex, each person finds his or her own passion or develops a new one, like I did. As it turns out, my decision to try Walden House my freshman year turned out to be a great one, and community service has become very important to me.
1/5/2011	Brenau Academy shifts focus to 'early college' program	AccessNorthGA.com
	Brenau Academy this year is shifting its focus to an "early college" program.
1/5/2011	PurBlu Brands raises $1M to expand distribution through a new strategic partner	Pop City Media
	PurBlu Brands, the philanthropic drink company that catapulted the successful career of a Shadyside Academy student, has led a $1 million Series-A financing round for the growth and expansion of Green Shoots Distribution, its new strategic partner.
1/2/2011	Woodlands Alumna Mary Callahan Erdoes '85 Once Again a Forbes Most Powerful Honoree	Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart
	Mary Callahan Erdoes '85, Chief Executive of JPMorgan Chase's asset management business, was again named to the Forbes 100 Most Powerful Women list.
12/22/2010	Brentwood Rower wins National Award	Brentwood College School
	Brentwood rower Martin B. just received an award for Rowing Canada's Junior Sculler of the Year.
12/22/2010	Phillips Academy Dining Hall Renovation Reaps LEED Silver	InteriorDesign.net
	The USGBC bestowed a LEED Silver certification on the 42,480-square-foot structure following a 15-month rehab that saw the reuse and recycling of more than 90 percent of all construction debris generated in addition to the installation of a slew of new energy-efficient equipment and materials.
12/12/2010	Florida hires Will Muschamp as coach	ESPN
	Darlington School's WIll Muschamp '90 is hired as University of Florida head coach.
12/10/2010	Hun School Subway High School Hero Ambassador	The Hun School
	Check out Hun School student Carrick P., a Subway ® High School Hero Ambassador.
12/9/2010	MacDuffie School to make big move	WWLP
	School to relocate to Granby under plan
12/7/2010	Will Strickler, Woodberry Forest '04, Earns PGA Tour Card	Woodberry Forest School
	Even though he bogied his final hole, Will Strickler '04 received his PGA tour card Monday, December 6, 2010.
12/6/2010	Canterbury class programs robots	The Journal Gazette
	Sophomores, juniors and seniors learning a computer language called Python. The language, used by Google and NASA, is one of the more accessible computer languages.
12/6/2010	Hun School Alumnus Enables the Disabled	Hun School
	Scott Sussman ’03, Hun School staff member and alumnus launched ILWAD.com, a first-of-its-kind social media website for people with disabilities. Sussman launched the site in November 2010 and has attracted viewers from six continents to date.
12/6/2010	Oregon Episcopal School duo wins national Siemens math, science, technology competition	OregonLive.com
	Two Juniors at Oregon Episcopal School, found themselves holding a giant check for $100,000 Monday morning in Washington D.C.. They were awarded first place in the team division for their work on a device that can recognize emotion in human speech.
12/3/2010	Delegates Excel at Model UN Conference	McCallie School
	McCallie School junior Bharath Venkatesh was recently selected to serve as Secretary-General of next year’s Southeast High School Model United Nations conference. His election for the top leadership position at the 2011 conference came at this year’s event held Nov. 20-22 in Chattanooga.
11/17/2010	Asheville School Alumnus Patrick Darab ‘05 Sings with Glee	Asheville School
	Asheville School alumnus Patrick Darab 2005 (Hickory, NC) is in several spotlights. He recently sang in an episode of Glee – and has signed a contract to work on seven more episodes of the Fox hit series about a high school Glee Club.
11/16/2010	I.S.S.T. Medalists at the 2010 Championships	TASIS
	TASIS - The American School in England soccer and volleyball teams win medals.
11/5/2010	Blog from Asia	San Domenico School
	Stacie Grant, Director of Development at San Domenico School, blogs about the TABS Asia Fairs.
11/3/2010	Teen's Jewelry Raises Money For Diabetes Cure	The Pittsburgh Channel
	Diagnosed with diabetes, Shady Side Academy teen, Rachel Tobin makes jewelry to raise money for a cure.
11/1/2010	Shady Side Academy Girls Tennis Team Wins State Championship	Shady Side Academy
	The Shady Side Academy girls tennis team collected its second state title in four years.
11/1/2010	American Hebrew Academy Wins THREE Awards at Last Week's PEJE Conference!	American Hebrew Academy Facebook
	Alina Spaulding, Director of Communications, and Leslie Grossman, Director of Admissions, enjoyed their time representing the Academy and loved meeting as many Jewish educators as they could. Alina was also able to accept THREE AWARDS on behalf of the Academy.
10/28/2010	True Story: I Go to Boarding School with my Horse	YoungRider.com
	Kacey Tucker is a 17-year-old young rider who is a rising senior at Andrews Osborne Academy (AOA), a co-ed day and boarding school in Willoughby, Ohio. Kacey has been a student at AOA for two years.
10/26/2010	TMI Students receive National Hispanic recognition	PRLog
	Three seniors at TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas have been recognized by the College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program.
10/14/2010	Silence and duty: Scattergood students live unique experience	Eastern Iown Schools
	The private school’s Quaker background and emphasis on community living gives its students a experience very different from their colleagues in public schools.
10/14/2010	Documentary to be filmed on Monteverde Basketball Academy	Prep Hoops Assist
	National high school basketball powerhouse Montverde Academy has teamed up with CG Media to produce a season long documentary “Soar With The Eagles”.
10/14/2010	Ross Alumni Hit the Big Screen	The East Hampton Star
	Students who have graduated from the Ross School have proven themselves well prepared for the word of filmmaking, with two recent graduates showing short films at this year’s Hamptons International Film Festival.
10/13/2010	One on one class sessions for students at Oxford Academy	NBC Connecticut
	Great video on the one to one education model at Oxford Academy in Westbrook, Connecticut.
10/7/2010	Webb recognized for excellence in sportsmanship	The Webb School
	The Webb School was recently recognized by TSSAA for exhibiting stellar sportsmanship on and off the playing fields and courts during the 2009-10 school year.
10/2/2010	$1.1 million scholarship comes from former student	BuffaloNews.com
	The story of the latest endowment to the Gow School in South Wales started more than 70 years ago, when Donald Weston Jr.,a young man struggling with dyslexia, came to the small boarding school near East Aurora.
9/30/2010	Baylor girls golf wraps up sweet 16th	Chattanooga Times Free Press
	The Division II-AA girls state golf championship celebrated its Sweet 16 birthday on Wednesday at Willowbrook Golf Club with Javadi leading the celebration.
9/28/2010	PEA students earn medals at Math Olympiad	Seacoastonline.com
	When Adisa Kruayatidee and Joy Zheng spent three weeks in China competing in the 2010 China Girls Mathematics Olympiad, they received medals among the best math student's from 190 countries.
9/28/2010	St. Thomas More's Drummond featured in SI	TheDay.com
	Someday Andre Drummond, who's already creating a buzz in college basketball recruiting circles, could be on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
9/27/2010	Therefore I Row	The McCallie School
	A senior at McCallie School shares his insight on rowing as a sport.
9/20/2010	Austan Goolsbee '87 Now Chairs President Obama's Council of Economic Advisors	Milton Academy
	President Obama has appointed Austan Goolsbee, Milton Academy's Class of 1987 and former Academy trustee, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors.
9/17/2010	School starts later to give teens more zzz's	The Philadelphia Inquirer
	The Hill School moves the start of classes 30 minutes later, to 8:25 a.m.
9/7/2010	Junior Liana Hinds Helps Trinidad Tobago To Historic World Cup Victory	Loomis Chaffee School
	Loomis Chaffee junior Liana Hinds, playing in the FIFA World Cup Under 17 Women's Tournament in Trinidad, helped her country win its first ever World Cup soccer match when she scored the second goal in their 2-1 victory over Chile.
8/31/2010	Milton Academy's Colin Cheney ’96 Wins Prestigious National Literary Award	Milton Academy
	Colin Cheney ’96 was awarded a prestigious 2010 Pushcart Prize—a prize that has honored some of America’s foremost writers since 1976—for his poem “Lord God Bird.”
8/30/2010	HPA Introduces Semester at Sea	Hawaii Preparatory Academy
	Hawaii Preparatory Academy students in grades 10 through 12 can experience a global learning adventure through a new semester at sea pre-college program.
8/29/2010	Mind the Gap: Meaghan's Global Citizen Year	Middlesex School
	Middlesex grad, Meaghan Lueck ’10, decides to spend a gap year in the Global Citizen Year program.
8/27/2010	President Obama Awards Liz Putnam '51 the Citizens Medal	Miss Porter's School
	On August 4, Ancient Elizabeth Cushman Putnam '51 was awarded the 2010 Presidential Citizens Medal from President Barack Obama at a ceremony at the White House.
8/25/2010	Students take service learning to next level	The Webb School
	Inspired by The Webb School’s service learning program, seniors Autumn Wright and Phoenix Wyatt volunteered a portion of their summers to help save the sea turtle.
8/19/2010	Mr. Locke goes to Washington	Telegram.com
	Robert Locke of Worcester, a senior at Worcester Academy, recently served a three-week term as a page in the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. Robert was sponsored by U.S. Rep. James P. McGovern, D-Worcester.
8/19/2010	Saint Andrew's School Debuts International Baccalaureate August 23	Saint Andrew's School
	Saint Andrew’s School proudly announces that on August 23, 2010, it will open its doors to become Palm Beach County’s newest fully accredited International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) World School.
8/19/2010	Asheville School Shows Increased Enrollment for 4th Consecutive Year	Asheville School
	For the fourth year in a row, Asheville School has opened the school year with a new enrollment record. The 110-year-old institution will celebrate Opening Day on Sunday, August 22 by welcoming 266 students to school, 83 of whom are new students.
8/18/2010	Hun School of Princeton Student Receives Dream Ticket to Audition for American Idol	The Hun School of Princeton
	Avery Epstein ’10, recent graduate of The Hun School of Princeton, auditioned for American Idol in Disney World during the Class of 2010 Senior Trip.
8/18/2010	Saint Andrew's School Student Receives Equestrian Bronze Medal	Saint Andrew's School
	Hannah Patten '16 competed in the 2010 US Equestrian Federation Pony Finals National Championship in Lexington, KY.
8/12/2010	Spencer Recognized with The Congressional Award Gold Medal	Hargrave Military Academy
	Hargrave Military Academy alumni James Spencer was awarded The Congressional Award Gold Medal on Wednesday, June 23, 2010, at the Gold Medal Ceremony hosted in Washington, D.C.
8/2/2010	The Hill School's Anthony Ferrara '10 recognized for National Greek Exam performance	The Hill School
	Anthony Ferrara '10 of Spring City, Pa. achieved a near perfect score on the National Greek Exam and was honored with a Gold Medal as well as the Summa Cum Laude title for his exceptional performance on the exam.
7/30/2010	Drew Catanese '00 publishes finance book	Suffield Academy
	Drew Catanese '00 recently finished writing and publishing a book about personal finance, entitled 'A Pathway to Financial Independence for Young Adults'.
7/30/2010	Andrew Wheating is the fourth-fastest 1,500 meter runner in U.S. history	OregonLive.com
	Kimball Union Academy alum, Andy Wheating '06, became the fourth-fastest 1,500-meter runner in United States history.
7/30/2010	Suffield Academy's Drew Cantanese '00 publishes finance book	Suffield Academy
	Drew Catanese '00 recently finished writing and publishing a book about personal finance, entitled 'A Pathway to Financial Independence for Young Adults'.
7/28/2010	The Age of Laura Linney	The New York Times
	Great profile of Northfield Mount Hermon alum, Laura Linney '82, star of the upcoming Showtime series "The Big C."
7/28/2010	AFA Alumna Makes 50 Most Beautiful People	Admiral Farragut Academy
	Ashley Patterson '02, AFA alum, is more than just beauty.
7/27/2010	Milton Hershey School teacher named top young agriculture teacher in Pennsylvani	PennLive.com
	Nicholas Isenberg, an agriculture teacher at the Milton Hershey School, has been named the best young agriculture teacher in Pennsylvania by the National Association of Agricultural Educators.
7/27/2010	Buck Rogers Bikes on California College Tour	The McCallie School
	Buck Rogers, McCallie’s Director of College Guidance, visited 13 colleges and universities in California in early July, all on a bicycle.
7/27/2010	Recruiting Roundup: Quint's 'hidden gems' from the ESPN Rise games	InsideLacrosse.com
	Defenseman Ryan Everson, Culver Academies '10, called a "hidden gem" by Inside Lacrosse.
7/24/2010	Knox Sophomore Jim Liu Wins U.S. Junior Amateur Golf Championship	The Knox School
	Fourteen-year-old Jim Liu, of Smithtown, N.Y., claimed the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship on Saturday afternoon and became the youngest winner in the 63 years of the tournament.
7/15/2010	Jackson Named Theatre Teacher of the Year	St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School
	Robie Jackson, St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School Performing Arts Coordinator, was recently honored as the 2010 Teacher of the Year in Theatre by the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts.
7/14/2010	Outstanding Result for Branksome Runner	Branksome Hall
	Branksome runner Elizabeth Whelan continued her year of achievement by placing third in the Women’s 1500m at the 2010 Canadian Junior Championships and World Junior Trials.
7/12/2010	Klingenstein Scholar Geoff Evans Awarded Full Tuition Scholarship to Attend Columbia University’s Teachers College	The Hun School
	Hun School faculty member Geoff Evans received confirmation in June 2010 that he was awarded a full tuition scholarship to attend Columbia University’s prestigious Klingenstein Center.
7/8/2010	Exeter student to compete in Girls Mathematical Olympiad	SeaCoastOnline
	Exeter resident Adisa Kruayatidee, a rising senior at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, NH, has been named to the U.S. team scheduled to participate in this year's China Girls Mathematical Olympiad (CGMO).
7/7/2010	Chaminade High building a $7.4M performing arts center	Daily News - Los Angeles
	Chaminade College Preparatory School is building a $7.4 million performing arts center at the heart of its West Hills campus, providing a first-rate venue for its music, dance and drama programs, officials said Wednesday.
7/7/2010	Branksome Hall to Open a School on Jeju Island, South Korea	MarketWire
	On July 7, Jeju Free International City Development Center (JDC) Chairman & CEO Byon Jong-il will sign a Co-operative Venture Agreement (CVA) with Branksome Hall to establish an overseas campus of the world-renowned Toronto independent school.
7/6/2010	Milton Hershey School Awarded Ladies' Home Journal 'Do Good' Stamp	PR Newswire
	Milton Hershey School® (MHS) recently received the Ladies' Home Journal "Do Good" stamp in recognition of the School's 100th anniversary of providing life-changing opportunities to children in need.
7/3/2010	Long ride delivers lessons back home	Billings Gazette
	Izzy Cohan, Gould Academy '11, rides bicycle cross-crountry for charity and shares his experiences with summer studies back home at school.
7/2/2010	Howard Represents Brentwood's Rowing Club at the 2010 Henley Royal Regatta	Brentwood College School
	Malcolm Howard, Class of 2001, is representing the Brentwood College Rowing Club at the 2010 Henley Royal Regatta in the Diamond Challenge Sculls.
6/30/2010	St. Anne's-Belfield School Honored for Employing Refugees	NewsPlex.com
	The International Rescue Committee in Charlottesville honors a business every year that helps local refugees. This year, the Employer Leadership Award goes to St. Anne's-Belfield School, which employed four Bhutanese refugees this spring.
6/30/2010	School gets $45K grant to install solar panels	Newbury Port News
	The Governor's Academy has received a $45,610 stimulus funding award to place solar panels on top of its alumni gymnasium.
6/30/2010	Hawaii Preparatory Academy Energy Laboratory	ArchDaily.com
	High school science building dedicated to the study of alternative energy, the new Energy Lab at Hawaii Preparatory Academy functions as a zero-net-energy, fully sustainable building.
6/29/2010	NHS Announces iPad Pilot Program for All Ninth Graders	The New Hampton School
	New Hampton School is pleased to announce the introduction of an iPad pilot program for incoming ninth-grade students beginning in September.
6/28/2010	Bolles Wins 15th Sunshine Cup All-Sports Award	The Bolles School
	The Bolles School claimed the top overall and boys’ awards in the 3A private classification in the final 2009-10 Floyd E. Lay Sunshine Cup All-Sports Awards point standings. This marks the 15th year that Bolles has won the Sunshine Cup, earning the award for 11 consecutive years from 1995-2005 and
6/19/2010	Academy students head to Singapore for robotic competition	TMCNet.com
	Recent Mercersburg Academy graduate Darius Glover and soon-to-be senior Brandon Adams will be testing the skills of the robots they've built when they compete at RoboCup Junior in Singapore.
6/10/2010	Baylor School Student Named Best Entry From Tennessee In National Peace Essay Contest	TheChattanoogna.com
	The U.S. Institute of Peace announced that Doreen Xu, a student at Baylor School, wrote Tennessee's winning essay in the 23rd National Peace Essay Contest.
6/8/2010	Alum is Youngest Ellis Island Award Recipient	McCallie School
	McCallie School alum, Jordan Thomas '07 was recently named the youngest-ever recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.
6/7/2010	Wyoming Seminary grad makes U.S. history aboard Navy submarine fleet	CitizensVoice.com
	Jessica Wilcox, Wyoming Seminary grad, will join the pioneering group of women after a Navy policy change in April that opened the door for them to serve aboard submarines for the first time in 100 years.
6/2/2010	A clean sweep for CMA lacrosse	The Pilot News
	The Culver Military Academy boys lacrosse team won its fourth straight state championship.
6/2/2010	Senior Leaves a Printed Legacy Days Prior to Commencement	The Hun School of Princeton
	The Hun School of Princeton International student Fatema AlGharbi ’10 of Bahrain recently wrote about the international student experience at The Hun School of Princeton for her official Senior Project.
5/28/2010	Fay School dormitories awarded LEED Gold Certification	New England Real Estate Journal
	The Fay School dormitories were awarded the LEED Gold Certification for their sustainable design and performance, as well as using the 'green' features to teach.
5/27/2010	Lake Forest Academy Students Take Top Prizes in National Spanish Exam	TribLocal.com
	Two Lake Forest Academy students take first prize in Spanish III and Spanish II.
5/27/2010	Matthew Fox, Deerfield Grad, talks about his experience on hit TV show, Lost	The Scroll
	Matthew Fox, Deerfield Class of ’94, stars in the popular television series Lost. The Scroll was lucky enough to get an exclusive interview with the star before the end of the series.
5/26/2010	Phillips Exeter Academy Students Win National Scholastic Art, Writing Awards, Scholarships	NH.com
	Exonians Honored at Carnegie Hall Awards Ceremony in New York City
5/25/2010	Two Andover Students Named to 2010 U.S. Physics Team	Andover Phillips Academy
	3,300 students nationwide competed for 20 spots, 2 were earned by TABS member school students
5/21/2010	Student's essays win $10,000 prize	Traverse City Record-Eagle
	An Interlochen student won a prestigious writing award for her portfolio of three nonfiction essays.
5/20/2010	Christchurch School Sailors and Stickmen are State Champs!	Christchurch School
	It was sheer magic as the CCS lacrosse team battled back from a 4-goal deficit to triumph over Highland School of Warrenton and win the VA D-2 state championship at Norfolk Academy on Saturday, May 15.
5/19/2010	Webb School founder 'strolls' campus again	The Daily News Journal
	Art instructor Mike Quinn reunited with his longtime friend Wayne White recently to create living art at The Webb School's Bell Buckle campus.
5/18/2010	Girls Lacrosse Ranked No. 1 Among New England Preps	Loomis Chaffee
	The Loomis Chaffee girls lacrosse team recently achieved a No. 1 New England prep school ranking by LaxPower.com.
5/18/2010	Victoire pour Louisa French au Concours du Consulat Français	Middlesex School
	Five Middlesex students placed among the top 10 finalists in the New England French Contest, which drew more than 500 contestants in March.
5/18/2010	Girls Lacrosse Wins State Championship	Peddie School
	The top-seeded Peddie girls lacrosse team captured its first N.J. Prep A championship since 2003 and just its second-ever with an 11-9 win over Princeton Day School at the new Turf Field on a beautiful Monday afternoon.
5/17/2010	Cooper Helps Tabor Academy win New England High School Team Racing Championships	SailingNetworks.com
	Bermudian freshman Mackenzie Cooper assisted the Tabor Academy Seawolves in winning the Mark Trophy yesterday in Cambridge Massachusetts.
5/16/2010	Boys' Track and Field wins the New England Championship	Suffield Academy
	On Saturday, May 15, the boys’ track and field team traveled to Byfield, Massachusetts and won the New England prep School Division II Championship for the second consecutive year.
5/14/2010	Asheville School Launches Clean Propane Mower Program With Blossman Gas	PR Newswire
	Asheville School in North Carolina is greening its lawn care services with three propane-powered mowers, thanks in part to an alumnus and a unique propane supply program provided by Blossman Gas.
5/14/2010	Distinguished Alum Returns to Campus: Stephen Greer ‘87	Pomfret School
	On Wednesday, May 5th, Stephen Greer ’87 returned to campus to speak in Hard Auditorium.
5/12/2010	Sandy Springs Friends honored for being green	Gazette.net
	Piles of compost, a community garden, biodiesel fuel and a little faith went a long way in helping Sandy Spring Friends School being named one of the most environmentally friendly educational institutions on earth.
5/12/2010	Middle and Upper School Students Assist with Project in Nagoya, Japan	Hawai'i Preparatory Academy
	For the eighth year, HPA students—six Middle School and one Upper School—assisted in a satellite tagging project in cooperation with NOAA and the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium.
5/12/2010	Rossano Makes History	Salisbury School
	Dr. Geoffrey Rossano, a member of the Salisbury School History Department since 1982, is making a bit of history himself this year.
5/12/2010	Howe changes its name	kpcnews.com
	Howe Military School has returned to its roots by restoring one of the early names of the school, The Howe School.
5/10/2010	Baylor Wins School's First Lacrosse State Championship	Baylor School
	Baylor scored three unanswered goals in the final seven minutes to take a 9-6 win over Ensworth and earn the school's first state championship in boys lacrosse Sunday.
5/9/2010	Lacrosse Wins 10th State Championship	McCallie School
	McCallie defeated Memphis University School, 8-1, on Sunday to become the 2010 Tennessee Scholastic Lacrosse Association Division 1 Champion.
5/5/2010	Watsonville School Charges Into High-Tech Age	KSBW
	One Central Coast High School is charging into the high-tech age, ditching textbooks for Apple's new gadget.
5/3/2010	TMI Latin students earn national honors	PR Log
	The Episcopal School of Texas have received highest national honors for their achievement in the study of Latin.
5/3/2010	Alum One of TIME's 100 Most Influential People In the World	Cranbrook.edu
	Tim Westergren, C '84, has been named by TIME Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World for 2010.
5/3/2010	St. Andrew's boys' win state championship	Sun-Sentinel
	Heavily favored St. Andrew's blew a four-goal lead Saturday in the FHSAA Water Polo Finals, and that's when coach Eugenio Almeneiros told a story.
4/29/2010	Astronaut Payette represents spirit of Balmoral's 'Yes She Can' award	Winnipeg Free Press
	Students at Balmoral Hall School are preparing for an out-of-this-world experience next week.
4/29/2010	Jim Morgan Earns National Coach of the Year Honors	TheChattanoogan.com
	Two months after announcing his retirement as Baylor wrestling coach and Jim Morgan is still receiving awards.
4/28/2010	Phillips Exeter Academy Students Win Writing Awards, Scholarships	Exeter.edu
	Three Phillips Exeter Academy students were awarded Regional and National Honors in this year’s Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Showcase—an annual publication and virtual gallery that highlights nationally recognized work.
4/19/2010	Brentwood Hosts Largest High School Rowing Regatta In North America	Brentwood College School News
	Every April, an average of 50 rowing clubs and over 1500 high school rowers travel to Mill Bay, British Columbia, Canada for the biggest high school rowing event on the continent.
4/6/2010	Looking Back: The First American Broadway Musical Performed in China	Loomis Chaffee School
	Dean Adams, director of the NEO Theater from 1982-1989, lead his cast and crew on a ground breaking, 19-day journey to Qingdao and Jinan, China during March break of 1987.
4/5/2010	Peace Walk from Tennessee to the United Nations stops at Olney Friends School	The Daily Jeffersonian
	Olney Friends School hosted the Cincinnati-based group Footprints for Peace recently. The group was passing through southeastern Ohio on its way from Oak Ridge, Tenn., to the United Nations office in New York City to promote a world free of nuclear weapons.
4/3/2010	Peddie claims coveted girls hoops title	Peddie.org
	This is the coveted title the Peddie girls basketball team is wearing after dismantling Oak Hill Academy (Va.), 60-44, Saturday afternoon at Coppin State University in Baltimore. The game was broadcast nationally on ESPN2 and the Falcons did not disappoint.
3/29/2010	Brentwood's Pops Orchestra invited to Nationals!	Brentwood College School News
	Brentwood's Pops Orchestra band was among the contenders at Port Alberni Secondary as a part of the Vancouver Island Band Festival.
3/25/2010	New Hampton School Authorized as International Baccalaureate Diploma School	New Hampton School
	New Hampton School is now the only New England boarding school authorized to award the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma (www.ibo.org). The School recently received official confirmation from the IB, which includes more than 2,800 schools in 138 countries.
3/23/2010	Two Tibetan students to be selected for Wasatch Scholarship 2010	TibetCustom.com
	The Department of Education of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) in collaboration with Wasatch Academy is conducting tests for Tibetan students to study four-year high school at Wasatch Academy, Utah, US.
3/23/2010	Student author awaits next chapter	Monterey Herald
	Alex Welton said he didn't take a day off during the nine weeks he spent writing his first novel. At least five hours a day, he was either typing or doing research for his tale set in war-torn Eastern Europe.
3/17/2010	Cranbrook Student Wins National Art Award	Cranbrook Schools
	Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School student Peyton North, class of ’11, won the prestigious National American Visions Medal in The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition.
3/13/2010	Vermont Academy	Blog: Green Is Sexy
	For March, we’re taking our CFL spotlight to the schools and shining it on one very eco-conscious place, Vermont Academy.
3/7/2010	Prep Basketball: Pomfret captures NEPSAC title, completes perfect season	Norwich Bulletin
	Pomfret School center Zenab Keita found it hard to put the words together. Czarina Hutchins was so overwhelmed, she lay down in the middle of the basketball court as people jumped all around her in celebration.
3/3/2010	Model United Nations	TASIS - England
	Each year, students from around the world research solutions to the various problems of the world, prepare their cases and arguments, all in anticipation of the Model United Nations that takes place each year in The Hague (THIMUN), Singapore, and in the United States.
3/3/2010	Westover School Dedicates New Solar Electric System	Voices
	Westover School dedicated its new 158kW solar electric (photovoltaic) system Friday, February 26, and celebrated the successful, student-led Green Cup Challenge effort to reduce energy use on the campus.
3/2/2010	CRMS student wins state Shakespeare Monologue Competition and is headed to NYC	CRMS Blog
	“NEW YORK IS CALLING.” Congratulations to Caelina Eldred-Thielen, who took first place this weekend at the State Shakespeare Monologue Competition at the University of Denver.
3/1/2010	Gould Snowboarder Heads to Premiere Pro Event - the US Open	Gould Academy
	Gould Academy’s Lauren Tamposi of Hollis, New Hampshire has qualified to compete against some of the best snowboarders in the country at the Burton US Open Series at Stratton Mountain, Vermont.
2/25/2010	Ross Institute praised by Bhutanese government	The Daily Tell
	The Ross Institute for Advanced Study and Innovation in Education, a New York-based not-for-profit school, is doing good things by teaching its students about cultures from all across the world.
2/17/2010	Midland School students install campus solar panels	Santa Ynez Valley News
	Sophomore students at Midland School spent the last week getting muddy while installing an array of solar panels at the northeast end of the campus near Los Olivos.
2/17/2010	Two EHS Track & Field Athletes Are State Champions	Episcopal High School
	The boys and girls track and field teams headed to Richmond, Va., on Saturday, Feb. 13, to compete in the Virginia Independent Schools State Championships.
2/16/2010	Alex Welton Receives Invitation From Obama Administration	Stevenson School
	The Obama Administration and the Department of Education has invited senior Alex Welton to apply to be a Presidential Scholar.
2/10/2010	PA Archaeologist Awarded National Geographic Society Grant	Andover.edu
	Donald Slater will pioneer mission to ancient Maya caves
2/8/2010	CRMS graduate blazes Winter Olympic ski trail, for Ethiopia	AspenDailyNews.com
	On the streets of Ethiopia’s capital city, the blur of a lithe, dreadlocked figure cruising by on roller skis had become unusually common in recent days.
2/8/2010	Balmoral Hall School faces off against Swiss Olympic Team	CB Online
	It was a night to remember Friday evening at the Dakota Community Centre in Winnipeg, and a once in a lifetime opportunity for the Balmoral Hall School (BH) Blazers Prep Hockey players, as they played against the Swiss Women's Olympic team in preparation for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games.
2/7/2010	Ivy walls and basketballs	Concord Monitor
	The arc of their basketball careers began together during their Gilford childhood. For Patrick Saunders and Kirk Crecco, that beginning was as sweet as the jump shot both would later develop, their basketball lives launching like a ball perfectly released from soft fingertips.
2/5/2010	Temple Grandin, Hampshire Country School Alumna, Subject of HBO Movie	AdmissionsQuest
	Autistic; she thinks in pictures; she has difficulty reading social situations with people; author; and noted large animal veterinarian.
1/27/2010	Innovative New Major Debuts at Interlochen Arts Academy	PR Web
	Beginning in the 2010-11 academic year, Interlochen Arts Academy will offer a major in comparative arts.
1/27/2010	Landmark Scores Big in 2010 Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards	LandmarkSchool.org
	Landmark High School students received an impressive 23 Gold and Silver Keys and Honorable Mentions from the 2010 Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards.
1/20/2010	Bloustein Scholars named	Peddie.org
	Peddie is proud to announce that 13 seniors were selected as Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholars in the Garden State Scholarship Program.
1/20/2010	Nine Students Receive Awards in Scholastic Art Competition	AshevilleSchool.org
	Nine Asheville School students recently received awards in the 2010 Western North Carolina Regional Scholastic Art Awards held at the Asheville Art Museum.
1/19/2010	Bolles student from Ponte Vedra wins honor	Jacksonville.com
	Ponte Vedra Beach resident Walker Wulbern has received Congressional citations for helping refugee families resettle in Florida, among other initiatives.
1/18/2010	Lawrenceville School Receives $60 Million Gift From Former English Teacher	Philanthropy News Digest
	The Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, has announced a $60 million bequest from the estate of Henry C. Woods, a member of the class of '40 and a former English teacher and trustee at the school, and his wife, Janie ('40).
1/11/2010	New college to bring life back to old school	MassLive.com
	Northfield-Mount Hermon School has delivered on its promise.
12/16/2009	Northfield Campus	nmhschool.org
	On December 16, Northfield Mount Hermon announced that Hobby Lobby had purchased the Northfield campus, where C.S. Lewis Foundation will establish C.S. Lewis College. The move ensures the preservation of historic campus landmarks and that the beloved campus will continue as a center of education and
11/13/2009	Hun School Entrepreneur Launches Social Network Site	HunSchool.org
	Herwig Konings ’11 considers himself something of an entrepreneur. The Hun School junior, in an effort to provide an open forum for networking and collaboration between other entrepreneurs, launched discoverastartupidea.com (DASI) on Wednesday, November 4th.
11/10/2009	Milton Hershey School Designated a 'Promise Place' by America's Promise Alliance	PR Newswire
	Milton Hershey School (MHS) today announced that they have been designated a Promise Place by America's Promise Alliance (the Alliance).
10/28/2009	Olympic Torch lights Trinity College School	The Independent
	A handful of Trinity College School (TCS) students will join 12,000 other Canadians in carrying the Olympic torch leading up to the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games.
10/21/2009	Avon Old Farms School Unveils the Largest Solar Installation at a Private School in New England	PressReleasePoint.com
	The Avon Old Farms School celebrated their newly installed 205kW solar electric system, which is the largest operating solar array of any private school in Connecticut and all of New England.
10/14/2009	Chatham Hall Receives Largest Gift in History of Girls' Schools	PR Newswire
	Chatham Hall, an internationally renowned girls' boarding school, has received a $31 million gift from the estate of alumna Elizabeth Beckwith Nilsen, Class of 1931. This is the largest single gift to any girls' independent school.
10/1/2009	Midland School Awarded California's Highest Environmental Honor	Midland School
	Midland School received a 2009 Governor’s Environmental and Economic Leadership Award (GEELA).
9/22/2009	Hotchkiss’ Two 2009 MacArthur Fellows	The Hotchiss School
	Two of the 24 MacArthur Fellows for 2009 are Hotchkiss alumni: Rodney R. H. “Rackstraw” Downes ’58, a painter, and Theodore Zoli III ’84, a structural engineer. The selection of the 2009 Fellows was announced in September by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
8/28/2009	Brennan Bits	brennanblog.edublogs.org
	New Head of School Sean Brennan will chronicle his first 100 days right here on BrennanBits starting this September!
8/13/2009	Kents Hill's College Counseling Director Elected as President Elect New England Association for College Admission Counseling	Marketwire
	Anne Richardson, Director of College Counseling at Kents Hill School, was recently elected as President Elect of the New England Association for College Admission Counseling (NEACAC).
8/2/2009	Woodside Priory keeps boarding school tradition	San Francisco Chronicle
	At the end of the school day, as their classmates pile into cars for the commute home, 50 students at the Woodside Priory, near Stanford University, turn and lug their backpacks uphill. These 30 high school boys and 20 girls are already home. They call themselves "the dormers,"...
8/2/2009	Brenau Academy debuts 'early college' option	AccessNorthGA.com
	Starting with the new school year, students who enroll at Brenau Academy by their 10th grade years will be able to graduate with both a high school diploma and enough credits to qualify for a two-year college degree from the Academy's sister higher education institution.
7/15/2009	Appleby College Students Head to China to Help Teach Tibetan Primary School Students	Market Wire (press release) – USA
	Thirteen Appleby College students and teachers will be travelling to China on Friday, July 17 with the ...
6/19/2009	American Hebrew Academy Gets $5 Million Gift	Jewish Federation (via Google Alerts)
	Philanthropist Michael Steinhardt recently donated $5 million to the American Hebrew Academy, one of the largest single gifts in the academy's history...

Date	Article	Source
5/16/2013	Cybersecurity starts in high school with tomorrow's hires	Bloomberg
	“I cannot hire enough cybersecurity professionals, I can’t find them, they’re not qualified,” said Ryan Walters
5/15/2013	Education reform's next big thing: Common Core standards ramp up	Christian Science Monitor
	46 states have adopted them. But critics say the methods are unproven and the education reform is moving too fast.
5/10/2013	Are they really ready to work?	The Conference Board
	Employers' perspectives on the basic knowledge and applied skills of new entrants to the 21st century U.S. workforce.
5/10/2013	School vouchers expand as Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signs measure	Indianapolis Star
	Pence said the bill will allow more students to join the more than 9,300 already receiving vouchers, called “choice scholarships.”
5/9/2013	Why a college degree may not be worth it	US News & World Report
	Should Americans keep sending their kids to college? Sometimes. But they shouldn't automatically or reflexively send their kids to college.
5/9/2013	How well we read and count at age 7 predicts success in later life	Daily Mail (U.K.)
	Researchers claim ability at 7 more important than education and socioecomonic status in childhood
5/9/2013	Poor little rich kids	Reuters
	"...you have these enrichment activities. It is almost as if, if you have the opportunity, you must avail yourself of it. The pressure is enormous.”
5/8/2013	Poor little tiger cubs	Slate
	The kids have worse grades, and they are more depressed and more alienated from their parents.
5/8/2013	Where private school is not a privilege	New York Times: Opinionator
	Two school systems—Bridge in Kenya and BRAC in Bangladesh—make decent education accessible to the world’s poorest on a giant scale.
5/7/2013	Advocates of 'gap year' say time away from school builds confidence, expands worldview	Des Moines Register
	Students take time off to find their way
5/6/2013	College Reality Check	Chronicle of Higher Education
	How much will you actually pay for your degree? Will you graduate on time? Will you make enough to repay your debt?
5/6/2013	ACT Plans to Move to Computer-Based Exam	New York Times
	High school students will take the ACT college admissions exam by computer starting in the spring of 2015 — but at least for a while, the paper and pencil version will be available, too.
5/6/2013	How autism is different in girls vs. boys	Wall Street Journal
	Why do boys get diagnosed with autism four times as often as girls?
5/5/2013	Scholarships to Encourage More Japanese to Study Overseas	New York Times: Asia-Pacific
	Fewer than 20,000 Japanese students studied in the United States in 2011, compared with 46,000 in 1999, according to the IIE.
5/5/2013	Brain, Interrupted	New York Times
	Do interruptions make us dumber? Quite a bit, according to new research by Carnegie Mellon University’s Human-Computer Interaction Lab.
5/4/2013	Geography Lessons Make a World of Difference	Trenton Times
	A nationwide survey finds overwhelming support for geography at all levels of education and values the subject in government and business.
5/4/2013	On the playing fields of Shanghai	The Economist
	Some of England’s best-known private schools are rushing to set up satellites abroad. But the market may be reaching saturation point
5/4/2013	Vouchers a boon for private schools in Milwaukee and Racine Counties	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
	A school choice program has helped increase private-school enrollment there by more than 9%, even while it dropped statewide by 17%.
5/3/2013	Customs to ramp up checks on student visas after Boston bombings	New York Post
	Customs officials are being ordered "effective immediately" to verify that every foreign student arriving in the U.S. has a valid student visa.
5/3/2013	You'll never learn!	Slate
	Students can’t resist multitasking, and it’s impairing their memory.
5/2/2013	Is this the best education money can buy?	New York Times Magazine
	Maybe there is something to those schools with 100 years of tradition.
5/2/2013	2013 College Education ROI Rankings	Payscale
	Does a college education always pay off?
5/1/2013	The Autistic Brain	Slate
	The origins of the diagnosis of autism—and the parental guilt-tripping that went along with it.
4/24/2013	Where tuition is free	Inside Higher Ed
	In Germany the great experiment with tuition fees is coming to an end. Seven of the 16 states that introduced fees have undone them.
4/24/2013	US colleges too expensive? Look to Canada	NBC News
	A growing number of young people are considering Canadian colleges where the tuition is a fraction of what students pay in the U.S.
4/20/2013	$300 Million Scholarship for Study in China Signals a New Focus	New York Times: Asia-Pacific
	Private-equity tycoon creates a $300 million scholarship for study in China that he hopes will rival the Rhodes scholarship in prestige and influence.
4/19/2013	Measuring College Prestige vs. Cost of Enrollment	New York Times: Business
	It’s not just the sticker price, how likely is it that you will have other opportunities later if you choose the more prestigious college?
4/17/2013	Accepted Students Tweet, Instagram Their Success	USNews.com
	Newly accepted college students flock to social media to let everyone know they were "#accepted."
4/17/2013	Why we need the liberal arts	Hechinger Report
	while colleges should contribute to students’ economic potential, they also should contribute to personal development and responsible citizenship
4/17/2013	Brown U. creates online course for high schoolers	New York Times: Education
	while one in 10 US students enter college with the intention of majoring in engineering, nearly half fail to complete their degree requirements.
4/15/2013	Fathers struggling to "have it all"	Financial TImes (UK)
	It is common for working women to reflect on the challenges of juggling the needs of family and work. But often men find it difficult to deal with.
4/14/2013	Why the US is looking to Germany	Financial TImes (UK)
	In terms of the labour market, America is suffering from a rising case of ‘German envy’
4/14/2013	Madison's thriving private schools buck national trend	Wisconsin State Journal
	Private school enrollment has steadily declined across Wisconsin over the past 15 years, but that's not the case in Madison and Dane County.
4/13/2013	Jindal defends school vouchers in NBC interview	New Orleans Times-Picayune
	Jindal is waiting for a state Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the 2012 law authorizing the voucher program.
4/13/2013	Uniquely Memorable	Sports on Earth
	And lest you think this guy some Left Coast flake, let me hurl at you this biographical detail: former drill instructor, United States Marine Corps.
4/13/2013	1066 and all that	The Economist
	How children learn history is as controversial as what they are taught.
4/12/2013	How parents around the world describe their children, in charts	The Atlantic
	Americans are more likely to call their children "intelligent," while European parents focus on happiness and balance.
4/11/2013	Cursive handwriting disappearing from the public schools	Bangor (ME) Daily News / Washington Post
	For many students, cursive is becoming as foreign as ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
4/11/2013	English language school officials indicted on immigration fraud charges	Atlanta Journal-Constitution
	Dong Seok Yi, CEO of College Prep Academy, is accused of conspiring to enroll immigrants at his school knowing they would not attend classes.
4/10/2013	National Spelling Bee adds vocabulary tests	San Diego Union-Tribune
	they will have to know the definitions of some of the those tough words they’ve been memorizing in the dictionary.
4/10/2013	Arizona’s public schools getting creative to compete for students	Cronkite (AZ) News
	As charter and private schools grow, traditional public schools lose funding for each student who leaves.
4/10/2013	Research shows online education works—for sex, alcohol, and health	Hechinger Report
	subjects in which privacy, personal comfort and customized information are important, and embarrassment or cultural taboos get in the way
4/9/2013	Rigorous schools put college dreams into practice	New York Times: Education
	ALONG his block in Newark’s West Ward, where drugs and shootings are endemic, Najee Little is known as the smart kid.
4/8/2013	Testing helps maintain attention, reduce stress in online learning	Daniel Willingham's blog
	A great deal has been written about the impact of retrieval practice on memory. The effect is sizable [and] has been replicated many times
4/8/2013	The Military Prep School Scam	New York Times: Op-Ed
	The military academies sneak in athletes not meeting admission standards [through their] prep schools whose original purpose is long outdated.
4/8/2013	Colleges must prepare for buyer's market	Chronicle of Higher Education
	Students should be savvy consumers. They, and their parents, should adopt the consumer mind-set during their initial search for a college.
4/5/2013	Here's Where Most of the Money Goes When Private Colleges Hike Tuition	The Atlantic
	Turns out, most it tends to get spent on financial aid. But the hikes still might be scaring off poor students.
4/4/2013	The Practical University	New York Times: Op-Ed
	universities in the future will spend much less time transmitting technical knowledge and much more time transmitting practical knowledge.
4/4/2013	More schools need "robotic" learning	InterACT
	Students design, build, test and troubleshoot the robots ...working in the pit, safety goggles everywhere, lots of tools and machines … things…
4/4/2013	Pride and Prejudice Tops Teachers' Top 100 Favourite Books	BBC News
	An online survey asked 500 teachers to name their favourite titles.
4/3/2013	Chinese Deluge U.S. Master's Programs	Wall Street Journal
	Overseas Students Seek Specialized Degrees to Win Competitive Edge, and B-Schools Enjoy Revenue in Tough Time
4/2/2013	Schools can measure themselves against Pisa tests	BBC News
	Individual schools are going to be able to take international tests for the first time to see how they compare with the world's best school systems.
4/1/2013	Alabama poised to subsidize private schools built to resist desegregation	Alabama.com
	In rural, poor counties, there are two options: an almost entirely black public school labeled as failing; and a mostly white Christian school.
3/31/2013	MOOCs of Hazard Will online education dampen the college experience? Yes. Will it be worth it? Well...	New Republic
	Many outside academia are gushing that MOOCs are the best thing to happen to learning since movable type. Inside academia, however...
3/29/2013	To (All) the Colleges that Rejected Me	Wall Street Journal
	If only I had a tiger mom or started a fake charity.
3/27/2013	A High School Where the Students Are the Teachers	Time
	If high school students took charge of their education with limited supervision, would they learn?
3/27/2013	With Vouchers, States Shift Aid for Schools to Families	New York Times: Education
	Families free to choose the kind of schooling they believe is best for their children, be it public, charter, private, religious, online or at home.
3/27/2013	Chinese Students Struggle for Returns on Education in U.S.	Wall Street Journal - China
	[Postsecondary] Students are sometimes forced to choose between working hard to assimilate culturally and keeping their grades up.
3/26/2013	Indiana's expansive school voucher program upheld. A model for others?	Christian Science Monitor
	Indiana's school voucher program, which extends to middle-income families, does not 'directly benefit religious schools' - state court.
3/25/2013	In new age of college transparency, who's checking the facts?	Hechinger Report
	Major universities have been getting caught misrepresenting numbers to improve the way they look to prospective students.
3/25/2013	Early college movement stronger than ever	Jobs for the Future
	246 schools boast 93% graduation rate, 76% college-going rate
3/25/2013	More Advanced Placement classes to be offered online	Portland [ME] Press-Herald
	Thanks to a funding increase, a program providing universal access to advanced classes can also take more students.
3/24/2013	Chess mania captures Armenia's attention	Al Jazeera
	Small Caucasus country is the first in the world to make chess mandatory in schools, aiming to build a better society.
3/22/2013	Digitally Aided Education, Using the Students’ Own Electronic Gear	New York Times: Business
	Advocates of B.Y.O.T., for bring your own technology, say there is another advantage: it saves money for schools short of cash.
3/22/2013	Children should be allowed to get bored, expert says	BBC News
	...so they can develop their innate ability to be creative, an education expert says.
3/22/2013	Making Sense of College Aid	Wall Street Journal
	The financial return on a college education depends on a complex calculation involving cost and the potential payoff.
3/21/2013	Caught cheating: Colleges falsify admissions data for higher rankings	NBC News
	Six top colleges and universities have admitted falsifying information. Another was caught the year before.
3/19/2013	Personality traits linked to high college grade point averages	Houston Chronicle
	Only one of the "big 5" personality traits - conscientiousness - is linked to college GPAs.
3/18/2013	Startups are about to blow up the textbook	CNN Money
	A raft of startups is using open-source materials in an attempt to transform learning - terrifying traditional publishers.
3/18/2013	Students bare souls, and more, on Facebook "confession" pages	Reuters
	Like many social media trends, the confession craze captivates teenagers - but alarms teachers, law enforcement officers and counselors.
3/15/2013	A Predictive Study of Student Satisfaction in Online Education Programs	International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning
	This paper investigates the degree to which interaction and other predictors contribute to student satisfaction in online learning settings.
3/15/2013	The High Cost of Higher Education Explained in One Simple Graphic	Daily Finance & CourseSmart
	Over the last 30 years, tuition has increased 1,120 percent; the cost of health care rose 600 percent, and housing 375 percent.
3/14/2013	Alabama's Governor Signs Education Bill Allowing School Choice	NPR
	Sweeping education bill gives tax credits to parents who want to transfer their children from a public school to another public or private school.
3/14/2013	Private school enrollment falling in Oregon and nationally	The Oregonian
	...the growth of charter schools seems to be one big cause, the Census Bureau reported Thursday.
3/13/2013	Sex Differences in Mathematics and Reading Achievement Are Inversely Related	PLOS ONE
	...Within- and Across-Nation Assessment of 10 Years of PISA Data
3/11/2013	What technology can (and can’t) do for education	Hechinger Report
	What proportion of the challenges facing the education system can actually be addressed with technology and innovation?
3/11/2013	Why girls in India are still missing out on the education they need	The Guardian (UK)
	India is no longer considered a poor country and yet many children do not receive a good education.
3/9/2013	Students scramble to make college work	Kansas City Star
	Ideally, college is an ivory tower of quiet contemplation or raucous self-discovery, where students ready themselves for “the real world.”
3/7/2013	In era of high costs, humanities come under attack	Time & Hechinger Report
	Only 8 percent of students now major in the humanities, down from a peak of more than 17 percent in 1967.
3/7/2013	The balinghou	Aeon
	Chinese parents bemoan their children’s laziness and greed, but this generation of young people has had enough
3/6/2013	Are grading trends hurting socially awkward kids?	The Atlantic
	Eccentric children often have unique academic abilities. But today's teaching philosophies are making it hard for them to shine.
3/6/2013	Schools shift from textbooks to tablets	AP
	It's a system that's normal for students, who often already have mastered the technology.
3/6/2013	Can the iPad rescue a struggling education system?	Wired
	Tablets are reinventing how students access and interact with educational material, and how teachers assess and monitor students’ performance
3/5/2013	International Student Mobility Trends 2013	World Education Services
	Global student mobility is in constant flux, and is often influenced by external factors beyond the control of higher education institutions.
3/5/2013	The country that stopped reading	New York Times: Op-Ed
	there are more illiterate people in Mexico now than there were 12 years ago
3/3/2013	The [higher] education industry faces a multi-decade peak	Yahoo! Finance
	[With] a massive shift in society’s attitudes toward education ...institutions should soon encounter spectacular challenges to survival.
3/1/2013	Transitions to Digital Media Are school libraries on the way out?	District Administration
	Helping students sift through oceans of information is a digital-age challenge that students in earlier generations did not have to face
3/1/2013	Colorado appeals court: school voucher system legal	Denver Post
	In a case being watched by school-choice advocates, the Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that Douglas County's voucher system is legal.
2/28/2013	Smart jocks: Fit kids do better on math, reading tests	Today - Health
	Forget the old high school clichés about athletes not doing as well academically as less sporty kids
2/28/2013	A Closer Look at College Completion Rates for Full-Time Students	New York Times: Business
	For full-time students who originally enrolled at a four-year public institution, one in five did not graduate within six years.
2/27/2013	A Majority of Students Look at a College’s Sticker Price Without Taking Financial Aid into Consideration	studentPOLL
	Making the Case for Accessibility, Simplicity and Clarity in College Cost Information
2/27/2013	College completion: Where students end up	SayCampusLife
	Findings were part of state-by-state roundup of student attainment rates published by the National Student Clearinghouse organization.
2/27/2013	Charter schools see big surge in Massachusetts	Boston Globe
	State education officials this week approved five new charter schools and expansion of 11 existing schools
2/26/2013	Community-college grads out-earn bachelor’s degree holders	Hechinger Report
	Significant numbers of community-college grads are getting better jobs, and earning more at the start of their careers
2/24/2013	White House Scorecard to Assess Tuition Value	MSNBC
	Benjamin Dunlap, president of Wofford College, talks with Craig about the new college “scorecards" being developed by the White House
2/21/2013	Teacher Survey Shows Record Low Job Satisfaction In 2012	Huffington Post
	The annual MetLife Survey of the American Teacher was conducted among U.S. public school teachers of grades K through 12.
2/16/2013	In China, Families Bet It All on College for Their Children	New York Times: Business
	Articles in this series are examining the promises and challenges that China faces as it tries to educate its citizens more broadly.
2/15/2013	A Genetic Code for Genius?	Wall Street Journal
	In China, a research project aims to find the roots of intelligence in our DNA; searching for the supersmart
2/15/2013	Readiness Matters	ACT
	The Impact of College Readiness on College Persistence and Degree Completion
2/12/2013	Help shy kids--Don't punish them	The Atlantic
	All children should learn how to make their voices heard. But grading them on class participation may not be the answer.
2/12/2013	Why the 'naughty' stereotype holds boys back at school	Daily Mail (U.K.)
	Children as young as 7 believe girls are better in class; research suggests children believe girls to be academically superior
2/10/2013	DC Debates Growth of Charter Schools	Washington Post
	the District is on track to become a city where a majority of children are educated not in traditional public schools but in public charters
2/9/2013	Degrees of Debt	New York Times: Business
	This series examines the implications of soaring college costs and the indebtedness of students and their families.
2/8/2013	Parents with a difference: A playdate with ‘Far from the Tree’ author	Financial Times
	Andrew Solomon explores the farthest reaches of parenthood in his new bestselling book.
2/6/2013	Teaching Science Totally Online	SoftChalk
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2/5/2013	America's call for higher education redesign	Lumina Foundation
	The 2012 study of the American public's opinion on higher education
2/5/2013	Diversifying the International Student Body	World Education Services
	If diversity is part of the agenda, institutions need to look beyond big student markets such as China, India and South Korea.
2/4/2013	College: What it is and should be	Wilson Quarterly
	An educational ideal too singular to survive yet too precious to be forsaken is becoming too risky to embrace.
1/31/2013	Eton's free school to give a top education to 500 state pupils	Daily Mail (U.K.)
	Eton is to sponsor a free school to spread its ethos to state education, it revealed yesterday.
1/31/2013	For Chinese studying in US, graduating into an uncertain future	Christian Science Monitor
	US degrees that aren't from Harvard aren't widely valued at home, meaning connections are still what matter most.
1/31/2013	School Choice Regulations	Fordham Institute
	Private schools deciding whether to participate in a voucher or tax credit scholarship program must weigh multiple factors
1/28/2013	How much admission misreporting?	Inside Higher Ed
	Bucknell becomes fifth college in a year to admit it gave out false data.
1/24/2013	Privately-educated pupils 'better prepared for top universities'	The Telegraph (U.K.)
	Private school pupils in new-style league tables dominate top grades in core academic subjects.
1/24/2013	Jobs Recovery Favors Highly Educated Workers	CNN
	The recovery is favoring the college educated, but leaving behind those with a high school diploma or less.
1/24/2013	More College Freshmen View Diploma as Gateway to Better Job	Los Angeles Times
	Nearly 75% of first-year students in the U.S. say making more money was a key reason for pursuing a bachelor's degree, a UCLA survey finds.
1/23/2013	6 Expert Tips for Flipping the Classroom	Campus Technology
	Three leaders in flipped classroom instruction share their best practices.
1/23/2013	D.C. Council members fear schools near tipping point as students flee system	Washington Post
	“I believe we are within a year or two of hitting an irreversible tipping point,” said David Catania (I-At Large)
1/22/2013	A Wealth of Words	City Journal
	E.D. Hirsch: The key to increasing upward mobility is expanding vocabulary.
1/22/2013	Private Schools' Foreign Aid	Wall Street Journal
	Facing Hard Times, U.S. Academies Lure a Growing Number of Asian Students
1/17/2013	Dartmouth Stops Credits for Excelling on A.P. Test	New York Times: Education
	Dartmouth changed its policy after an experiment measuring whether top A.P. scores indicated college-level competence.
1/16/2013	Student engagement nosedives in high school	US News & World Report
	75 percent of elementary school students are actively involved in school, compared with only 44 percent of high school students.
1/16/2013	Private schools funded through student jobs	Washington Post
	A Catholic high school ensured its survival by having students help pay their tuition by working one day a week in clerical jobs.
1/16/2013	China Begins to Lose Edge As World's Factory Floor	Yahoo! News, Wall Street Journal
	...with makers of everything from handbags to shirts to basic electronic components relocating to cheaper locales like Southeast Asia.
1/15/2013	The scary economics of higher education	Forbes
	Colleges are in the midst of a debt-fueled bubble.
1/14/2013	Parents' Financial Support May Not Help College Grades	New York Times: Education
	A new national study has found that the more college money parents provide the lower their children’s college grades.
1/14/2013	Should Schools Write Off Penmanship?	Fox News
	The entire financial and legal system in the United States is based upon signature identification.
1/13/2013	THE SIX/FORTY-ONE/SIX Weekly Reading Plan	Carol Jago & Will Fitzhugh
	Students spend 6 hrs/wk reading a novel, 6 hrs/wk reading a history book, leaving 41 hrs/wk for electronic entertainment media
1/11/2013	Handwriting: A joined-up case	Financial TImes (UK)
	It is keyboards that really matter now in the global economy, not penmanship
1/9/2013	Colleges Lose Pricing Power	Wall Street Journal
	Facing stagnant family income, shaky job prospects for graduates and a smaller pool of high-school graduates
1/8/2013	Catholic Education In Need of Salvation	New York Times: Op-Ed
	After stabilizing in the 1990s, enrollment has plunged despite strong demand from students and families.
1/8/2013	One in four freshmen now starts in January, not August	Hechinger Report
	Some universities admit students on the condition they start in January because many first-semester freshmen drop out, leaving places unused.
1/6/2013	'Onerous' process for Opportunity Scholarship in PA may deter donors	Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
	Program aims to attract donations from businesses
1/4/2013	Learn Chinese!	Dome Magazine
	Moving forward, all major global issues will intersect at the corner of America and China.
1/2/2013	New Research Helps Explain Why Girls Do Better in School	Science Daily
	Why do girls get better grades in elementary school than boys-even when they perform worse on standardized tests?
1/2/2013	Why China learns its lessons by heart	The Guardian (UK)
	A UK student in Guangzhou finds out why Chinese teachers are so keen on memorisation
1/1/2013	The Economics of Higher Education	US Department of the Treasury
	Community College Funding Shrinks, For-Profit Enrollment Grows
12/31/2012	The Mind of Students	Education Views
	The teacher can know a lot about her subject, can speak well, tell wonderful stories, have good control over the class, and so on, but if the student is thinking about something else, what is the result?
12/31/2012	Liberal arts colleges forced to evolve with market	Daily Herald (suburban Chicago)
	Adrian College added sports and pre-professional degree programs and nearly doubled enrollment.
12/28/2012	Kinder children more popular	BBC News
	Performing deliberate acts of kindness makes pre-teen children more popular with their peers, say scientists.
12/27/2012	National Education Reform: School Choice Equals Opportunities For Hispanics	Huffington Post - Latino Voices
	Naturally the discussion about the school choice program involves students moving into private schools
12/26/2012	Colleges Help Students Scrub Online Footprints	Yahoo! News, Associated Press
	Most employers Google prospective hires and nearly all of them won't bother to go past the first page of results.
12/23/2012	Elite Boarding Schools Spreading Through Asia	New York Times: Asia-Pacific
	When Robert Pick set eyes on a plot of land here a few years ago, all he could see were palm trees.
12/23/2012	For Poor, Leap to College Often Ends in a Hard Fall	New York Times: Education
	Low-income strivers face uphill climbs.
12/19/2012	Where Are Soft Skills in the Education Debate?	NBC News
	Are schools doing enough to teach students the soft skills employers value?
12/19/2012	New college application questions encourage creative thinking	L.A. Times
	To get beyond self-aggrandizing essays of the past, new college application questions probe more deeply to reveal student's personality.
12/16/2012	Coverdell Education Savings Accounts to be Thrown From Fiscal Cliff?	EAGnews
	Coverdell ESAs enable users to invest up to $2,000 per child per year to earn tax-free interest and can be used to pay private-school tuition.
12/14/2012	Faith schools account for six out of 10 top-scoring primaries	The Telegraph (U.K.)
	Faith (i.e., religious) schools have continued to out-perform other primaries (i.e., primary schools) in tests for the core subjects.
12/12/2012	Struggle For Smarts? How Eastern And Western Cultures Tackle Learning	NPR
	So, is it possible for one culture to adopt the beliefs of another culture if they see that culture producing better results?
12/11/2012	U.S. Students Still Lag Globally in Math and Science, Tests Show	New York Times: Education
	4th- and 8th-grade students in the U.S. continue to lag behind students in East Asian and European nations in math and science
12/10/2012	Vermont Mountain School limits Facebook ties for teens	BBC
	In rural Vermont, 45 students from across the US find out what life is like without the technological advantages offered by their life at home.
12/8/2012	More STEM degrees may not equal more jobs	Miami Herald
	In some STEM careers, the employment picture is downright lousy.
12/7/2012	Why Asians are better than American students at math	StudentRND
	The answer lies not only in the practice that Asian students receive but also, surprisingly, in the language we speak.
12/4/2012	Student privacy campaigners plan to sue over Facebook	ZDNet
	Campaigners are planning legal action concerning privacy and data protection.
12/3/2012	Community Colleges Try MOOCs in Blended Courses	Campus Technology
	Two community colleges will try out a blended model of instruction that integrates online content from edX, founded by Harvard and MIT.
11/28/2012	40% of foreign students in the US have no close friends on campus: The culture shock of loneliness	Quartz
	Many international students respond to the “adjustment fatigue” by sticking to their own.
11/27/2012	5 Things to Know Before Taking Out a Student Loan	Wall Street Journal
	Federal lending is creating a pile of debt so large it is fanning worries that it has become too easy to borrow too much.
11/26/2012	Should tablets replace textbooks in K-12 schools?	ProCon.org
	...a nonpartisan, nonprofit website that presents facts, studies, and pro and con statements.
11/20/2012	5 reasons flipped classes work	University Business
	Lectures are delivered outside of class via some type of streaming video, and students are expected to watch them on their own time.
11/19/2012	Obama Education Agenda in 2nd Term Driven by Loose Ends	Huffington Post
	...with practical budget issues and an age-old power struggle between Congress and the administration getting in the way.
11/19/2012	One Man, One Computer, 10 Million Students: Reinventing Education	Forbes
	Over the past two years Khan Academy videos have been viewed more than 200 million times.
11/16/2012	Using just 10% of Your Brain? Think again.	Wall Street Journal
	Neuromyths have so much intuitive appeal, and they spread so rapidly, eradicating them from popular consciousness might be a Sisyphean task.
11/14/2012	Charter schools grow rapidly, add 200,000 students: report	Huffington Post
	Twenty years after their creation, they are the fastest-growing sector of American public education.
11/14/2012	My view: Ten myths about gifted students and programs for gifted	CNN Schools of Thought
	The availability of programs for gifted students depends on where a student lives and what state, school district or school he or she is in.
11/14/2012	Out of Bounds: High Schools Should Ban Football	NPR's Talk of the Nation
	Dover, N.H. school board member Paul Butler believes they have "a moral imperative" to start ending the game in light of concussion research.
11/13/2012	Hong Kong parents seek alternatives to local schools	South China Morning Post
	Rigidity of local education system explains why parents are increasingly sending their children to ESF, international and overseas schools
11/13/2012	The Science of Scientific Writing	American Scientist: Classics (from 1990)
	Complexity of thought need not lead to impenetrability of expression.
11/10/2012	Switch to healthy, fresh foods a hit at Sacred Hearts school	Wisconsin State Journal
	The food wasn't healthy enough, and the menus were too repetitious.
11/10/2012	Do online courses spell the end for the traditional university?	The Guardian (UK)
	US academics offer world-class tuition – free – to anyone who can log on, anywhere in the world, is this the end of campus life?
11/9/2012	In S. Korea, the best education means a sacrifice for parents	Washington Post: Asia & Pacific
	South Korean parents queue to enter Bongeun Temple to ask for their children to achieve high results on the nationwide college entrance exam.
11/8/2012	For Seniors, a College Checklist for November	New York Times: India
	It’s not too late, and you’re not alone. Students move through this process at different speeds; there is not one definitive college deadline.
11/8/2012	Korea's obsession with education	Financial Times
	Traffic was diverted away from exam halls, airline schedules were tweaked to avoid distractions and police cars were put at the disposal of students who risked arriving late for their exams.
11/7/2012	A School Distanced From Technology Faces Its Intrusion	New York Times: US
	Like other students at the Mountain School in Vershire, Vt., Sonia and Keifer learn through farm work and a connection with the outdoors.
11/7/2012	Education Ballot Initiative Results Show Mixed Returns on School Reform	Huffington Post
	The results demonstrate an appetite for some school choice, distaste for laws that dramatically change the way teachers are hired and fired.
11/5/2012	Military discipline for "soldiers" on Korea exam's front line	Reuters via Yahoo!
	The monastic life of a boarding school for students dedicated to spending nine months preparing to retake South Korea's college entrance exams
11/3/2012	What’s Strine for “Asian century”?	The Economist
	Australia in Asia: Australia attempts to “embrace its geography”
11/3/2012	Education dominates Singapore's 'different' culture: Brent Larkin	Cleveland Plain Dealer
	It's really more about discipline than intelligence. We are more disciplined.
11/2/2012	The Year of the MOOC	New York Times: Education
	Massive Open Online Courses multiplying at a rapid rate.
11/1/2012	Why long fundraising letters outpull short ones	Guidestar
	Donors respond more often to long messages. We don't know why, but here are some theories:
11/1/2012	Technology changing how students learn, teachers say	New York Times: Education
	Widespread belief: students’ constant use of digital technology hampers attention spans and ability to persevere on challenging tasks.
11/1/2012	2013 Maclean's Canadian University Rankings	Maclean's
	The 22nd annual Maclean’s University Rankings issue is now available on newsstands and tablets.
11/1/2012	Private schools are becoming 'increasingly exclusive'	The Telegraph (U.K.)
	Many private schools are failing to live up to their original charitable purpose, according to Lord Adonis.
11/1/2012	Online Educational Delivery Models: A Descriptive View	Educause Review
	Public discussion is stuck in a false dichotomy that treats all online models as similar and that ignores blended or hybrid approaches.
10/30/2012	Lower costs lure U.S. college students to Canada, UK	McClatchy Newspapers
	More than 10,000 Americans are earning degrees in Canada, and 15,000 are pursuing degrees in the United Kingdom.
10/29/2012	Drastic College Readiness Gap Between Zip Codes in NYC	The Epoch Times
	Students living in wealthier neighborhoods are ready for college after graduating high school at a much higher percentage than other students
10/29/2012	The Choice: Demystifying College Admissions and Aid	New York Times: Education
	part 5 of series
10/29/2012	Hurricane Sandy School Closings: Thousands Shuttered For Storm Along East Coast	Huffington Post
	Thousands of schools along the Eastern Seaboard are closed Monday as Hurricane Sandy is expected to make landfall, attacking the coast with forceful winds, rain and possible snow.
10/27/2012	For Asians, school tests are vital steppingstones	New York Times: Education
	Almost universally, the Asian students described themselves on one edge of a deep cultural chasm.
10/27/2012	Massachusetts schools report thousands of head injuries in sports	Boston Globe
	A partial but worrisome look at the head injury crisis
10/27/2012	Designing & Running A MOOC	Professor Baker's Blog
	Keynote presentation delivered to NFF konferansen: Utdanning i bevegelse, Oslo, Norway.
10/27/2012	Online education to uproot tradition?	NBC News (video)
	Panel weighs in on a surge in online college courses that promise to revolutionize the traditional college model.
10/27/2012	English students 'can take cheaper courses abroad'	The Telegraph (U.K.)
	Britain is now one of the most expensive places in the world to take a degree course, according to research published today.
10/27/2012	Make college relevant, not a resort vacation	The Greenville (SC) News
	College doesn’t guarantee a good future any more. Educators have to either admit the truth, or make college relevant, and affordable, again.
10/26/2012	Four things all educators should understand about the dyslexic brain	edutopia
	For any educator, the key to unleashing academic success in dyslexic students lies in understanding how their brains work.
10/26/2012	What you need to know to get into the college you want	NBC News (video)
	Admissions officials at three universities share their top tips to help you get that coveted acceptance letter.
10/25/2012	The Choice: Demystifying College Admissions and Aid	New York Times: Education
	part 4 of series
10/25/2012	Young people head to trade school	NBC News (video)
	To train as artisans--violin makers, book binders, and carpenters.
10/24/2012	States, Districts require online ed for high school graduation	US News & World Report
	For officials in those states and districts, requiring online courses for graduation is a necessary step toward college and career readiness.
10/24/2012	The Choice: Demystifying College Admissions and Aid	New York Times: Education
	part 3 of series
10/23/2012	The Choice: Demystifying College Admissions and Aid	New York Times: Education
	part 2 of series
10/22/2012	The Choice: Demystifying College Admissions and Aid	New York Times: Education
	part 1 of series
10/22/2012	If smart is the norm, stupidity gets more interesting	New York Times: Health
	symmetry and intelligence tend to run together
10/20/2012	Online learning - The future of education?	New Zealand Listener
	The internet is threatening to shake up education, as it has already done with music, retail and journalism.
10/19/2012	The price of admission	Financial Times
	While public universities face cuts in state funding, many private institutions drown in alumni donations
10/18/2012	The best of all possible worlds	Pope Center
	The Ivory Tower's resistance to meaningful change is its greatest danger.
10/18/2012	College is dead. Long live college!	TIME
	One way or another, it seems likely that more people will eventually learn more for less money. Finally. The next question might be, Which people?
10/18/2012	Boosting Kids' Brain Power	NOVA
	An Oxford University researcher will soon test whether applying an electric current to part of the brain can help children learn math—an effect previously demonstrated in adults.
10/15/2012	Debate: Why American Students Can't Write	The Atlantic
	An experiment suggests that the trend toward teaching creative writing was hurting American students. A range of experts responds.
10/15/2012	Girls ‘put off’ studying science in mixed-gender schools	The Telegraph (U.K.)
	The headmistress of a leading all-female school says people should not be surprised if they are taught alongside boys.
10/15/2012	Three-year degrees are possible, according to plans submitted by Ohio's public universities	Cleveland Plain Dealer
	It will become easier for Ohio college students to obtain a degree in three years. But they will have to take classes in high school or during the summer, commit to a major and not stray from the required courses.
10/12/2012	Flipping the Script in K12	District Administration
	‘Flipped classrooms’ gain ground, as students watch lectures on video, mostly at home, then do what would be ‘homework’ in class.
10/11/2012	How tougher classes in high school can help kids make it through college	Christian Science Monitor
	Forty percent of students fail to graduate from college in six years. Study calls for more advanced math, AP classes, and better advising.
10/11/2012	Public Schools Recruit Tuition-Paying International Students To Boost Revenue	Huffington Post
	Faced with declining enrollments and shrinking revenues, public school districts from Maine to California are seeking out students from overseas.
10/11/2012	Teachers Make Money Selling Materials Online	Boston.com
	Teachers make extra money providing materials to their colleagues on curriculum sharing sites like teacherspayteachers.com.
10/11/2012	How High School Students Use Facebook To Fool College Admissions Officers	ReadWriteWeb
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10/9/2012	Julian Germain 'Classroom Portraits' Capture Students Of The World In Pictures (PHOTOS)	Huffington Post
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10/6/2012	Class warfare	The Economist
	How will the candidates tackle schools and colleges?
10/5/2012	How much is that rowdy kid interfering with your child's learning?	Daniel Willingham
	Anyone who has spent much time in classrooms has the sense that just a couple of disorderly kids can really disrupt learning for everyone.
10/4/2012	College Marketing Experts Set Sights on Kids Who Pay	The Fiscal Times
	Students who can pay full price, or out-of-state and international students who pay higher tuition, are in high demand.
10/4/2012	Nurturing Tomorrow's Innovators	Citizen IBM
	IBM's Chief Information Officer recommends in-demand and rewarding STEM careers.
10/3/2012	Private School Students Surpass SAT Benchmarks	CAPE
	in each of the subjects tested, SAT scores in religious and independent schools were significantly higher than the national average.
9/27/2012	Why are we afraid to show off our brightest students?	The Atlantic
	High school athletes are the pride of their communities. To inspire kids to write well, we should put our best young scholars on display.
9/25/2012	Why send your child to independent school?	The Telegraph (U.K.)
	Academic benefits are not the only reason parents go independent.
9/25/2012	Which colleges help grads snare top salaries	Wall Street Journal
	WSJ collected pay figures for school’s alums and divided by tuition and fees: a measure of return on investment they call the Payback Score.
9/24/2012	How Liberal Arts Colleges Are Failing America	The Atlantic
	At Babson College, entrepreneurship is a core part of the curriculum.
9/24/2012	Is College an Endangered Species?	The Lawlor Review
	Faculty members no longer take seriously the calling of professorship, instead seeking research appointments or authoring opportunities.
9/19/2012	Education at a Glance 2012	Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
	OECD's annual publication of country-level education measures.
9/19/2012	Suicide Prevention Toolkit for Schools (free download)	SAMHSA
	Assists high schools and school districts in designing and implementing strategies to prevent suicide and promote behavioral health. Includes tools to implement a multi-faceted suicide prevention program that responds to the needs and cultures of students.
9/18/2012	IIE on Strategic International Enrollment Management	Insitute for International Education
	This issue of IIENetworker examines a range of international enrollment management strategies that colleges, universities, and other organizations have devised and implemented to help recruit, admit, and retain international students.
9/17/2012	Schools Should Prepare for Allergies	Philadelphia Inquirer
	Despite growing awareness of food allergies, tragedies continue to occur. Earlier this year, a Virginia 7-year-old, Ammaria Johnson, ate a peanut at recess and died from a severe allergic reaction.
8/23/2012	Is Private School Not Expensive Enough?	The New York Times
	NYT Op-Ed contributor and Groton School graduate and former trustee R. Scott Asen discusses the real cost of a college prep boarding school education and his idea for a new pricing model.
8/3/2012	Why are so many of Britain's athletes privately educated?	The Telegraph
	Britain’s newly crowned Olympic hero, Bradley Wiggins, went to a Church of England school in Kilburn, which does not count a velodrome among its PE facilities. Like many children in London, he had to trek across the capital to train. ...
7/29/2012	Private Schools Take a Comprehensive View	NYTimes.com
	Private schools are committed to assessing student and school effectiveness, and do so in a more comprehensive way than government mandated standardized tests.
7/27/2012	International students contribute over $8 billion to Canadian economy	Foreign Affairs news release
	According to a new report from Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, international students contributed more than $8 billion to the Canadian economy in 2010, up from $6.5 billion in 2008. There were 218,000 full-time international students in2010, up from 178,000 in 2008 and more than doub
7/15/2012	Corporate culture: Lofty aspirations	Financial TImes
	In organizations, cultural change – positive and negative – comes from the top.
7/11/2012	Pat Bassett Answers Jay Mathews On School Comparison Data	Washington Post
	Washington Post education columnist Jay Mathews inteviews National Association of Independent Schools President Patrick F. Bassett regarding whether private schools hide vital comparative data.
6/26/2012	What's Driving College Costs Higher?	NPR.org
	Just days before student loan rates are set to double for millions of Americans, President Obama and congressional leaders haven't reached an agreement on legislation to keep those rates at 3.4 percent. The debate reflects the growing concern over the debt burden many take on to get a college edu
5/30/2012	Growing Education Divide in Cities	The New York Times
	College graduates are more unevenly distributed in the top 100 metropolitan areas now than they were four decades ago. More adults have bachelor’s degrees, but the difference between the most and least educated metro areas is double what it was in 1970.
5/23/2012	School Goes International With Boarding	Wall Street Journal
	A relative newcomer on New York City's private-school scene will open the city's first international high-school boarding program as it looks to boost enrollment and its reputation among elite competitors.
5/21/2012	Racing for places at schools	China Daily
	Chinese interest in entering US high schools has grown so much in recent years that schools have had to raise their thresholds for candidates.
5/18/2012	Early Word on 2012 College Admission Yields and Wait-List Offers	NYTimes Choice Blog
	Every year, as one cohort of college students is accepted and another crop starts filling out applications, colleges across the country calculate one final measurement of their admission season success: the admission yield. Here are some preliminary figures:
5/16/2012	Backer of Common Core School Curriculum Is Chosen to Lead College Board	The New York Times
	David Coleman, an architect of the common core curriculum standards that are being adopted in nearly all 50 states, will become the president of the College Board, starting in October.
5/15/2012	Kaplan Test Prep Makes SAT® , ACT® and PSAT® Lesson Videos Available on Roku, The Leading Platform for On-Demand Video Streaming	Kaplan Test Prep
	With Internet streaming poised to dominate the future of TV, Kaplan Test Prep has launched a Kaplan College Prep channel on Roku, the leading distribution platform for on-demand video streaming to TV, to make test prep instructional videos by top-rated teachers available for free on the Roku platfor
5/14/2012	United States Ranked To Have Best Higher Education System In The World	The Huffington Post
	The United States has the best higher education system in the world, according to a new list released Friday by university network, Universitas 21.
5/13/2012	Inner-city boarding school would be first of its kind for Erie	GoErie.com
	During a meeting with the Erie Times-News' Editorial Board last week, [community leader and school-proponent] Brock described the school as a college preparatory charter school featuring "a longer school day, and a longer school year. The aim is to give inner-city students a safe environment to stud
5/9/2012	More wealthy families seeking financial aid for private school	CNNMoney
	Private schools are getting flooded with financial aid applications, and a growing number of the parents seeking help are earning $150,000 or more a year.
5/7/2012	Beyond Information Transfer: An Initiation Into Lifelong Learning	The Huffington Post Education Blog
	Why is there still such a strong desire to be part of a diverse campus community when one can access content (often for free) in one's own way at one's own pace? It's because a campus community still functions as a powerful catalyst for lifelong learning -- and the ability to keep learning over a li
5/7/2012	4 Ways Facebook's Instagram Acquisition Works for Brands	Forbes
	Love the deal or hate it (I’m talking to all you early adopters and hipsters), it is time for brands to start building a strategy for the photo-sharing and storytelling application.
5/3/2012	Pew Releases New Report on Teens and Online Video Habits	Pew Internet & American Life Project
	95% of all teens ages 12-17 are online and 80% of those online teens are users of social media sites. 37% of online teens 12-17 use video chat apps to talk w/ others, 27% record & upload video to the internet, and 13% stream video live to the internet for other people to watch
5/2/2012	Google launches Search Education site for teachers, covering lesson plans and classroom activities	TheNextWeb
	Google has announced a new search education tool aimed at helping teachers pass on the necessary skills to young learners researching online.
5/2/2012	Harvard and M.I.T. Team Up to Offer Free Online Courses	The New York Times
	In what is shaping up as an academic Battle of the Titans — one that offers vast new learning opportunities for students around the world — Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Wednesday announced a new nonprofit partnership, known as edX, to offer free online courses
4/23/2012	Facebook Launches Groups for Schools	CampusTechnology.com
	Facebook has unveiled Groups for Schools to connect students and faculty at colleges and universities.
4/20/2012	Twitter for the Global Educator	Education Week
	Eight types of hashtags for educators who teach and learn about the world. Tweet and collaborate!
4/19/2012	What Being Global Really Means	Angel Cabrera for Harvard Business Review
	Today's greatest business opportunities, and also the greatest challenges we face, are global in nature and therefore demand leaders who are also global. But what does "global" really mean?
4/18/2012	Online Education Venture Lures Cash Infusion and Deals With 5 Top Universities	The New York Times
	An interactive online learning system created by two Stanford computer scientists plans to announce Wednesday that it has secured $16 million in venture capital and partnerships with five major universities.
4/17/2012	"Live Conversations" Ranked Most Influential in College Selection	CASE
	A new survey reveals that conversations with campus representatives can be the "most influential experience" for many students and their parents when selecting a college or university. Facebook had the least impact with parents and students and was "not nearly as influential" as college brochures,
4/16/2012	A First Draft of 2012 Admissions Decisions at Dozens of Universities	NYTimes "The Choice" Blog
	Now that acceptance letters are out and seniors are finalizing their college decisions, The Choice blog at NYTimes.com publishes early lists and looks at this year’s admissions season in a broader context.
4/13/2012	How To Be a Better Test Taker	New York Times
	Many capable, hard-working students perform poorly on exams because they’ve overtaxed their “working memory” — the mental scratchpad on which we combine information from our long-term memory with the specifics of the problem in front of us, in the service of finding a solution.
4/10/2012	Transforming The Market For Kids’ Media By Rating Its Educational Value	Fast Company
	As part of a $10 million program, experts will rate the educational value of online games, apps, and videos so that parents know if their kids are absorbing lessons--or just rotting their brains.
4/2/2012	Chinese Applicants Flood U.S. Graduate Schools	WSJ
	More than ever, Chinese students have their sights set on U.S. graduate schools. Application volume from that country rose 18% for U.S. master's and doctoral programs starting this fall, according to a new report from the Council of Graduate Schools that provides a preliminary measure of application
4/1/2012	Senior citizens continue to bear burden of student loans	The Washington Post
	The burden of paying for college is wreaking havoc on the finances of an unexpected demographic: senior citizens.
3/30/2012	How China's New Love Affair with U.S. Private Schools Is Changing Them Both	The Atlantic
	As Chinese students flood private American high schools, aided by high-priced "consultants," they are changing concepts of success and security back home, and leading ambitious schools to seek out more of the eager (and often full-paying) mainlanders.
3/30/2012	Harvard, Princeton post record low acceptance rates	CNN.com
	The country's eight Ivy League institutions finished sending out their admission decisions to applicants late Thursday. And many of the elite schools -- including Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth and Cornell -- are reporting that they accepted record low percentages of applicants for the upcoming schoo
3/28/2012	Changes to Coverdell Education Savings Account: Unwise and Unfair	The Foundry
	Coverdell Education Savings Accounts are financial accounts that enable the user to invest their own money tax-free for their children’s future education expenses.
3/27/2012	Highlights from the OECD Directorate for Education	Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
	First edition of the OECD Education Newsletter.
3/26/2012	Julia Steiny: AP Might Breathe Life into Dying Art of Research Papers	EducationNews
	With research papers out of favor, the College Board could revive the practice — just as Will Fitzhugh has been championing for decades, writes Julia Steiny.
3/23/2012	Education in Brazil: Studying the world	The Economist
	A huge scholarship programme could boost economic growth
3/22/2012	The Relationship School	The New York Times
	New York Times' Op-Ed Columnist David Brooks explores the new innovative elementary school in Brooklyn that uses a collaborative learning approach, modeled in part after Harkness teaching at Exeter.
3/19/2012	US Public schools sell empty classroom seats abroad	Reuters via Yahoo! News
	REVILLO, South Dakota - Students from China, Thailand, and Germany to an isolated patch of the Great Plains.
3/19/2012	Parents of High School Students May Save on Taxes	USNews.com
	Parents of high school students who have yet to file their taxes should take the time to check out education credits they may be eligible for and to explain the tax-paying process to their teens.
3/15/2012	Ides of March	National Geographic
	What is it? Why do we still celebrate it?
3/15/2012	Ways Libraries are using Pinterest	Edudemic
	Pinterest is taking the world by storm.
3/14/2012	Higher Ed and International Relations	The Chronicle of Higher Education
	What is the role of higher education in international relations?
3/13/2012	Study: Emphasizing Content Knowledge	Education Week
	Students benefit from reading programs emphasizing content knowledge
3/12/2012	TED releases educational videos	The Chronicle of Higher Education
	Normally known for Idea Talks, TED is moving further in to education
3/9/2012	MIT creates ultra-efficient LED light	Wired
	Operating at 230% efficiency, it seemingly breaks the first law of thermodynamics
3/8/2012	Teachers embrace social media	USA Today
	Social media is 'inescapable' in the classroom
3/6/2012	What Pinterest can do that Facebook can't	Yahoo!
	Understanding the buzz around one of the fastest growing social mediums
3/6/2012	How to cite a Tweet	Edudemic
	Now that Twitter is a big part of education, this is important to know
3/2/2012	Dr. Seuss' Social Media Lessons	Ragan
	In true Dr. Seuss fashion, his quotes are worth listening to year round, regardless of age.
3/1/2012	Studying and Facebook don't mix	Mashable
	Use Facebook while studying, get lower grades
2/28/2012	1,000 Educational Apps	Edudemic
	Great educational apps neatly sorted by price and subject
2/24/2012	Facebook's New Social Ads	Fast Company
	Facebook makes a radical departure from traditional advertising
2/22/2012	Ground-breaking youth competitions	Mashable
	These competitions encourage innovation and resourcefulness
2/22/2012	How the +1 button affects SEO	Mashable
	Secrets revealed on Google's Mysterious +1 Button
2/21/2012	AP Geography and Environment are hot	Education Week
	These courses are among some of the fastest growing
2/21/2012	Targeting textbooks to rein in college costs	USA Today
	Educators are pushing for less-expensive textbook options
2/17/2012	College financial aid myths	Education.com
	The financial aid process has given rise to a number of misconceptions
2/17/2012	Facebook to release timeline for brands	AdAge
	Brands and organizations will now have more control over their Facebook pages
2/16/2012	New app spots student confusion	Mashable
	Teachers can now know when students are confused on their iPad
2/15/2012	Sports facilities boost enrollment	Athletic Business
	Sports and Recreational Facilities boost enrollment in small colleges
2/14/2012	Robotics Cubed	Carnegie Mellon University
	Carnegie Mellon University scientists create exciting multifunctional building blocks
2/13/2012	Tips for using Pinterest in the Classroom	Edudemic
	Help with using one of the fastest growing social networks
2/13/2012	Seeing a child like a state: Holding the poor accountable for bad schools	World Bank Blogs
	Report from India on bureaucracy in education and the role of independent schools.
2/10/2012	LinkedIn hits 150 million members	Mashable
	The largest professional network is growing more and more everyday
2/9/2012	Miraculous Medical Breakthrough by NASA	Gizmodo
	The NASA Biocapsule could save millions of lives
2/8/2012	Canada looks to China to bolster education	The Globe and Mail
	Recruiting foreign students to come study in Canada is now a top priority
2/7/2012	Shouting Out in Class Helps Pupils to Learn	BBC News
	Pupils who shout out in class achieve better results than their counterparts
2/6/2012	K-12 Marketplace sees flow of venture capital	Education Week
	The flow of venture capital into the K-12 education market has exploded in the past year
2/6/2012	Twitter Hashtags every teacher should know	Edudemic
	Twitter chats are a great way to stay connected with others in your professional circle
2/3/2012	New super-Earth detected in habitable zone	Carnegie Institution for Science
	Have we finally found another planet that can support human life?
2/2/2012	A Chance for Students to be Heard	The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
	Students can submit letters on pressing world issues to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
2/2/2012	Trends that will change the tech landscape	The Globe and Mail
	Big changes are taking place for everyday technology users
2/1/2012	Digital learning day is today	Edudemic
	Today is a day dedicated to innovation and growth in digital learning
2/1/2012	The Zynga of Education	Mashable
	Pearson-backed Alleyoop seeks to use game mechanics for educational purposes
1/31/2012	Harnessing gaming in the classroom	NY Times
	Exploring the pros and cons of educational gaming
1/31/2012	Social Media: Best Practices for Universities	Edudemic
	Use social media dynamically, and with innovation
1/27/2012	Today's college freshmen are more studious	USA Today
	Freshmen are taking more notes, harder classes, and studying harder
1/26/2012	100 Teaching Tools You Should Use	Edudemic
	Look here if you want to add some teaching tools to your toolbox
1/26/2012	21 Things That Will be Obsolete in 2020	Mind/Shift
	Will schools of the future be recognizable to today's students?
1/25/2012	Public College, Private Dorm	NY Times
	To free up space, universities are outsourcing residence halls
1/25/2012	Obama's Education Proposals	Education Week
	Obama's proposed changes to US education from the State of the Union Address
1/24/2012	College students face stiff financial aid competition	USA Today
	More students than ever are competing for a shrinking pool of financial aid
1/24/2012	Ways to learn a new language online	Edudemic
	With the advent of the internet, learning a new language has never been easier
1/23/2012	Celebrating the Chinese New Year	History Channel
	Some interesting facts for those who want to learn more about Spring Festival
1/23/2012	Forging Connections via the Web	Education Week
	Domestic students are learning about current events by speaking with international peers
1/20/2012	New iBooks App Lets You Create Textbooks	Mashable
	Textbooks can now be made through a drag-and-drop process
1/20/2012	The New Student Activism	NY Times
	Aspiring young idealists seek to change the world
1/19/2012	Apple's Education Announcement Live	Mashable
	Apple is seeking to change the future of textbooks. Follow their announcement here.
1/17/2012	Teacher quality and status entwined	Education Week
	Teacher prestige and respect is crucial for the best education possible
1/13/2012	Technology is changing education for good	Edudemic
	We have moved a long way since the abacus
1/13/2012	Behind the folklore: Friday the 13th	CBC
	Learn more about the superstitions and the history
1/12/2012	Boarding schools buck the economic trend	The Telegraph
	Independent schools have parents queuing in spite of economic climate
1/12/2012	With enough bandwidth, many join the band	NY Times
	Individual music lessons are now much more available online
1/10/2012	Talking back may lead to a bright future	NPR
	Arguments are an essential part of teen development
1/10/2012	Homework management tools for the digital student	Mashable
	With these tools you won't miss a class or assignment this semester
1/9/2012	Trends that define the future of education	Mind/Shift
	A look at current trends in teaching and learning, their implications, and changes to watch for
1/9/2012	Why College is still Relevant	Mashable
	5 simple reasons why you should still go to college
1/6/2012	Big study links good teachers to lasting gain	NY Times
	Study shows how teachers make an impact on students' lives
1/6/2012	Tablet Publishing can Revolutionize Education	Mashable
	Here's how Tablet Publishing is poised to change education
1/5/2012	How to get the most out of Google Analytics	Mashable
	A guide to Google Analytics new design and features
1/4/2012	Today's youth are taking action	The Globe and Mail
	Forget the Entitlement Generation, today's youth are the Selfless Generation
1/4/2012	12 Education Tech Trends to Watch in 2012	Mind/Shift
	Some areas where significant adoption and innovation will happen in the upcoming year
1/3/2012	Animal Studies move from Lab to Lecture Hall	NY Times
	Animal Studies emerges as a distinct field in top universities