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Virginia Schools May Start Later Than 8am Thanks to Sleep Doctors

Reporter(s)/Author(s): 
Molly Greenberg,
Published on: 
Mon, 06/17/2013
Media Source: 
Other

Once again Fairfax County is looking into whether high schools should open later to accommodate students' "natural sleep cycles," this time

Testimony by Steve Greenburg: June 6,2013: SR&R Vote

June 13, 2013 by Therese Tuley

June 6, 2013

Chairman Moon, and Esteemed School Board Members,

Testimony by Steve Greenburg: June 6,2013: SR&R Vote

June 13, 2013 by Therese Tuley

June 6, 2013

Chairman Moon, and Esteemed School Board Members,

Experimental Evidence on the Effects of Home Computers on Academic Achievement among Schoolchildren

Author(s): 
Robert W. Fairlie, Jonathan Robinson
Published on: 
Thu, 06/13/2013

Surveillance Cameras Gain Ground in Schools

Reporter(s)/Author(s): 
Alyssa Morones
Published on: 
Thu, 06/13/2013
Media Source: 
Ed Week

They’ve been watching the world from malls, gas stations, and other public places for decades, but now, surveillance cameras are becoming a standard, even expected, fixture in school hallways.

Surveillance Cameras Gain Ground in Schools

Reporter(s)/Author(s): 
Alyssa Morones
Published on: 
Thu, 06/13/2013
Media Source: 
Ed Week

They’ve been watching the world from malls, gas stations, and other public places for decades, but now, surveillance cameras are becoming a standard, even expected, fixture in school hallways.

Grouping Students by Ability Regains Favor in Classroom

Reporter(s)/Author(s): 
VIVIAN YEE
Published on: 
Tue, 06/11/2013
Media Source: 
New York Times

It was once common for elementary-school teachers to arrange their classrooms by ability, placing the highest-achieving students in one cluster, the lowest in another.

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