Peter Cookson comments. Statistics are showing that nearly all of the public schools in the United States are now hooked up to the Internet, but it seems to be the location of computers in the school and how often students have access to them may make all the difference. Robbie McClintock comments. The recent school shootings in Santee, California served as a grim reminder that such violence may be avoided if the red flags in students behvaior are addressed. Professor Marla Brassard comments.
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Professor Jeanne Brooks-Gunn comments on a recent study. Many experts put the figure closer to 2 million. In earlier years, most homeschooled children came from either ultrareligious or politically liberal families, but now all types of families are teaching at home. Pearl Kane comments. Youths can learn reading from everyday life President Bush's reading initiative and the push for standardized testing has many parents concerned that their children may fall behind in, or will not be properly prepared for, school.