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Parris’ love of teaching was nurtured at Harvard, where he concentrated in physics and participated in the Undergraduate Teacher Education Program (UTEP), which allows students to study at the Graduate School of Education, complete fieldwork in Boston public schools, and ultimately earn a teaching license...
...program from its inception. According to Avery’s research, 50 percent of the first class of students at the start of the program expected college to be their highest level of education. By the end of the third summer, 77 percent of the students expected to earn some type of graduate degree...
...About time, too. Since 2001, Northwestern's results in Florida's standardized test, the FCAT, have helped earn the school either a D or an F from state education authorities. Last year's troubles, ironically, may have accelerated efforts to reform the school, which a generation ago enjoyed a proud reputation as an educational bulwark for its mostly African-American students. "Absolutely it's had a silver lining," says Cleveland Morley, class of 1968, a Miami businessman and vice chairman of Northwestern's alumni board. "The school and community feel the system cares enough about them again...
...ranked team, Southlake Carroll High School, in a game televised nationally on ESPN. (Northwestern won, 29-21.) Hankerson insists it was proper to let his kids enjoy a national spotlight, "as long as they prove they're student-athletes with good character. They know now they have to earn the opportunity, and this year's team has. They're good young...
...University said this week that families who earn between $120,000 and $180,000—“middle-income” families—will only have to pay 10 percent of their income as tuition starting next year. Loan expectations for all students will be eliminated as well...