kids in school would buy healthier food options and that the food cost around the same as well.

experts saying that the NCLB is slighting gifted students.

are homeless kids says an article by the Rocky Mountain News.

2.4 million grant from recently the formed National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI) in order to help train more science and math teachers.

coping with large class sizes. The article talks about University of Colorado where 33 courses at the University have over 400 students in it while three have over 1,200.

They also talk about Virginia Tech where they have an introductory math class where students just sit at computer desks and do math problems. If they need help they flip over a red plastic cup to get the attention of helpers—upperclassmen, graduate students or professional staff—come by.

Large class sizes imo are a complete no-no. They only hurt graduation rates.

The Herald-Leader reports on this program that help college dropouts go back to college and get a college degree.