2009 Spring Education Review (The Washington Post Magazine)

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Friday, April 10, 2009; 12:03 PM

In this issue:

Getting into college is much easier for many affluent students. Is that unfair?

A special academy gives education new meaning at a juvenile detention center.

A class encourages students to take an entrepreneurial approach to work/life balance.

A program teaches African Americans to swim -- something long out of reach for many.

2009 Spring Education Review (The Washington Post Magazine)

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