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• Lincoln Center using art to train teachers
• NEW YORK CITY - A program at Lincoln Center helps teachers from all over the world improve their skills in the classroom through exposure to the arts.
• Board closes school after rise in violence
• HUNTINGTON STATION - Huntington's school board has decided to close an entire school because of nearby crime.
• Video: Read 180 Program
• Art McFarland reports
• Teacher retirements surging in Trenton
• TRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey teachers are retiring at twice their usual rate this year.
• Job hunting help for college grads
• New York - Experts reveal why recent college grads are not getting hired.
• Push for day off school for Muslim holiday
• NEW YORK - The attempt at diversity is taking a new track.
• Video: Computer homework for NYC students
• Art McFarland reports
• Video: NYC Schools field trip policy
• Art McFarland reports
• A program to help students learn language faster
• NEW YORK - Learning a new language can be difficult, but now there is a new computer program helping make it a little easier.
• NYC schools host their own World Cup Tournament
• NEW YORK CITY - New York City schools held a World Cup tournament of their own.
• Students could face suspensions for 'sexting'
• NEW YORK - As far as some teenagers are concerned, what's called "sexting" is only flirting.
• NYC schools encourage physical fitness
• NEW YORK - New York City students not have to pass another test, but this one does not check their academic skills.

• Summer school fees possible for NJ students
• Drama Therapy: Dealing with student problems through drama
• Court upholds NJ governor's 2010 school cuts
• Young student filmmakers honored
• Protests over after-school program cuts
• Bronx girl graduationg with perfect attendance
• NYC weighs school lunch cuts to close budget gap
• Public school budget cuts spark protest
• NYC cancels teacher raises to avoid layoffs
• Queens school reopens after water sickens kids
• Helping kids to eat healthy
• Young scholar gets accepted to most of Ivy League Schools
• Students learn computer repair
• Video: NYC reading scores released
• City may cut some school bus service on SI
• Graded for a class not taken?
• Parents fuming after school acceptance mistake
• 'Teaching Empathy' anti-bullying program
• Pink slip deadline day for NJ teachers
• Keeping children safe on the internet
• Middle school principal says 'no' to Facebook
• Preparing for college in elementary school
• Students in NJ walk out over education cuts
• Motorists reminded to stop for school buses
• Teaching engineering in elementary school
• Classes resume at Harlem School of the Arts
• Feds target Toms River SD in corruption probe
• Paterson Catholic High School to close
• Hearing raises charter school debate
• NJ voters reject majority of school budgets