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Education Coverage
Attacks by Teen Groups Rising in D.C. and Nation
D.C. police say they are seeing a growing number of teenagers and young adults traveling in groups to assault and rob unsuspecting citizens, a trend that mirrors crimes in cities across the country.
Deasy's Departure Hints of Friction With Board
(Post, October 13, 2008, Page B02)
Scaling Summits Advanced High School Math
(Post, October 13, 2008, Page B02)
ESOL Enrollment Is Higher Than Projected: Despite Drop in Students in Program, Underestimated Figure Means County Needs Extra $1.6 Million
(Post, October 12, 2008, Page PW03)
They Came, They Sawed, They Saved: Classes Grow Handier In Economic Downturn
(Post, October 12, 2008, Page PW06)
Road, Transit Projects Headed for a Detour: Budget Woes Might Derail Top Priorities in S.Md.
(Post, October 12, 2008, Page SM01)
Still Flocking To Prince George's: Charles County Newcomers Endure Long Commutes To Keep Their Church And Community Ties
(Post, October 11, 2008, Page B01)
Towne Centre Is Mix Of the Old and New: Some Residents Wary About Upscale Development
(Post, October 11, 2008, Page B02)
Oak Hill Worker Held in '98 Slaying Had Drug, Other Convictions
(Post, October 10, 2008, Page B01)
A Student Surge In Inner Suburbs: Fewer Families Moving Away in Tough Economy
(Post, October 10, 2008, Page B01)
Precise Graduation Rates a First
(Post, October 9, 2008, Page B04)
HIGH SCHOOLS: 81% Got Diplomas On Time This Year
(Post, October 9, 2008, Page B04)
Easing the Toll on Teachers' Checkbooks: Rockville Educator Is Among Beneficiaries of Program to Erase Out-of-Pocket Expenses
(Post, October 9, 2008, Page GZ01)
Want to Read About Home Schooling? Tell Us All About It.
(Post, October 9, 2008, Page PG06)
Charles Office to Aid Minority-Owned Businesses: Program Aims to Simplify Process of Applying for County Contracts
(Post, October 9, 2008, Page SM03)
Logic and Formulas The Core of High School Math
(Post, October 6, 2008, Page B02)
Merit Pay Could Ruin Teacher Teamwork
(Post, October 6, 2008, Page B02)
Town Welcomes Home Its Golden Champ: Phelps Is Undisputed Focus Of Adulation at Parade To Honor Md. Olympians
(Post, October 5, 2008, Page C07)
Interim Chief Takes The Schools' Helm: Hite Seen by Some as Deasy's Double
(Post, October 5, 2008, Page C08)
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