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College's Coed Move Brings Some to Tears (Post, Oct. 20, 2002)
No Real Balm to Ease the Pain of Redrawing School Boundaries Redrawing boundary lines is among the more painful tasks a school board can undertake. It's so painful that in neighboring Montgomery County, the school board does almost anything it can to avoid the process. For example, when it opened a new high school in 1999, rather than draw new boundaries as Howard County is now doing with Reservoir High opening this fall, Montgomery formed a consortium of four high schools and allowed students to choose one. The county is planning to do something similar when it opens another high school in 2004. Key Stories SAT Scores Drop but Still Above Average (Post, Aug. 31, 2000) Work Shows Students' Variable Interest (Post, June 14, 2000) Boys Behaving Badly (Post, June 13, 2000) Subject: Boys: Object: Unclear; During their middle school years, children experience a degree of emotional growth unrivaled by any period other than infancy. This series, based on a year spent in a Howard County (Post, June 12, 2000) 'Her Classroom Is Very Alive': Passion and Dedication Make Teacher of Year a Standout (Post, June 1, 2000) © 2002-2004 The Washington Post Company |
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