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Is your child having a problem in school? Are you a student trying to get into the college of your choice? Take advantage of the Globe's Ask the Teacher column.
Bilingual law fails first test
Three years after Massachusetts ended statewide bilingual education, most non-native English speakers are not fluent enough to function in a regular classroom, state test results show.  For Somali student, 'English is fun' now
Meet three young students as they attempt to learn English.
Student in Chinatown struggles 'to know' the right answers
In Lawrence, her learning goes slowly
The State of EducationSchool district reports are an important part of deciding where your family should settle down. Use the guide below as a tool to help you sort through the hundreds of Massachusetts school districts.
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Harvard staff grants aim to boost diversityHarvard University will expand child-care and academic grants to support female and minority faculty and staff as they climb the ladder at the prestigious school, university officials plan to announce today.
Globe education writer Tracy Jan received third place in the National Headliners Awards' education writing category. Here are the stories from 2005 that made up her entry.
Payzant races to finish
A Boston superintendent hopes to be known as more than Mr. Stability. (11/1/05)
Seeking challenge, she engineers a school
Alafia Spencer designed a catapult that propelled golf balls across her physics classroom, dissected a chicken, and analyzed the bones of a decomposing lizard. (3/20/05) ADVERTISEMENT
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