Home

HOPE 希望 CHINESE 中文 SCHOOL 学校

Primary links

  • About us
    • Bylaws and Rules
    • History
    • Leadership
    • Mission
    • Programs
  • Campuses
    • Chantilly
    • College Park
    • Fairfax
    • Gathersburg
    • Herndon
    • Rockville
  • News
    • Announcements
    • Chairman's notes
    • Events & activities
    • Interviews
    • Press release
  • Contact us

??

Three books about the state of our colleges

Washington Post Education - 0 sec ago
You've mailed the big tuition check and packed your kid off to college, but will you and your offspring get your money's worth? Here are three books that provide some answers.


Education - Shopping - Books - Colleges and Universities - Used and Rare
Categories: Education

Teacher used derogatory terms in class lesson at Suitland middle school

Washington Post Education - Fri, 09/03/2010 - 14:02
A history class in Prince George's County got an unexpected lesson this week.


Middle school - Education - K through 12 - Educators - Personal and Class Pages
Categories: Education

D.C. school to name hallway in honor of retired custodian

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 21:15
Some men get buildings named after them; others, streets. Ron Hillyer is getting a hallway.


United States - Education - Honor Societies - Student - Texas
Categories: Education

Featured Advertiser

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 21:15
Categories: Education

Race to the Top grants go to groups developing new student assessment strategies

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 20:44
The federal government awarded $330 million Thursday to two groups that are developing new student assessment systems for the District, Maryland and dozens of other states in an effort to upgrade their much-maligned standardized tests.



Education - Educational - Social Sciences - United States - testing
Categories: Education

D.C. agency's handling of grant money labeled deficient in audit

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 00:00
The D.C. government could not properly account for how it spent almost $325,000 in federal grant money intended to enhance state and local law enforcement, according to an audit report released Wednesday by the inspector general of the Justice Department.


Grant - Business - United States - Audit - Washington
Categories: Education

Transfers let Alexandria cap class sizes

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 00:00
When Sheena Rose went to register her son for kindergarten at Samuel W. Tucker Elementary School , she was told there was no room. She was given a choice of three schools that her son would have to ride a bus to attend.



Alexandria - Egypt - Africa - Shopping - Business
Categories: Education

After decades at Coolidge High, D.C. Youth Orchestra Program moves to Eastern

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 00:00
The D.C. Youth Orchestra Program has operated for nearly a half-century at Coolidge High School in Northwest. Last month, the nonprofit music program moved a few miles south to Eastern High School in Northeast.


United States - People - Calvin Coolidge - Arts and Entertainment - Youth
Categories: Education

Montgomery students get new digs

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 00:00
Jeannie Kauffman and her three children represent two distinct generations of Garrett Park Elementary schoolers. Kauffman attended the school as did her daughter, Ashley, 13, who is now a seventh-grader at Pyle Middle School.


United States - Counties - Montgomery - Maryland - Time Warner Cable
Categories: Education

St. Mary's officials seek state help to build elementary school

Washington Post Education - Thu, 09/02/2010 - 00:00
Spurred by increasing elementary school enrollment, officials in St. Mary's County are preparing a request for state assistance to construct another elementary school.


Elementary school - United States - Counties - Saint Mary - Maryland
Categories: Education

Poll: Polarizing D.C. schools chief Rhee helps, hurts Fenty among Democrats

Washington Post Education - Wed, 09/01/2010 - 00:00
A Washington Post poll in August found that the D.C. schools chancellor, the public face and voice for the mayor's cornerstone issue, is such a divisive figure that politically she is a virtual wash.


Democratic - AdrianFenty - United States - Politics - Parties
Categories: Education

Maryland schools battle with limited funding and space as enrollment grows

Washington Post Education - Tue, 08/31/2010 - 00:00
More than 200,000 Maryland students streamed back to crowded classrooms Monday as school systems dealt with growth but little money to hire more teachers.


Maryland - United States - Politics - Houston - Greivis Vasquez
Categories: Education

More would-be interns paying thousands to land a coveted spot

Washington Post Education - Mon, 08/30/2010 - 00:00
Each year, thousands of college students descend on Washington for unpaid internships. It can be a nerve-racking process: sending out résumés, trying to make contacts, interviewing again and again. Increasingly, many of them are finding an alternative: paying thousands of dollars to a placement company for a guaranteed spot.



United States - Earth Sciences - Land Surveying - Geomatics - Surveyors
Categories: Education

UDC opens its first student housing with an eye to a livelier campus

Washington Post Education - Mon, 08/30/2010 - 00:00
The University of the District of Columbia fall semester began last week, and that meant first-day-of-class prepping in the college's first-ever dorm.


Dormitory - United States - Education - Health - Colleges and Universities
Categories: Education

D.C. schools' performance should not be measured by focusing on achievement gap

Washington Post Education - Mon, 08/30/2010 - 00:00
The D.C. mayoral race is deeply split on most issues, but everyone agrees on one thing: We must reduce the achievement gap between minority and white students. It is too bad, then, that the gap is such a mindless measure of school progress.


Education - Achievement gap in the United States - United States - School district - India
Categories: Education

Featured Advertiser

Washington Post Education - Mon, 08/30/2010 - 00:00
Categories: Education

Maryland students head back to school

Washington Post Education - Sun, 08/29/2010 - 20:38
More than 200,000 Maryland students are returning to school Monday morning, including in Montgomery County, the state's largest school system. It is the beginning of what will be a pivotal year for the district, and parents said they hoped to be included in decisions about a new leader for their ...


Maryland - United States - Education - K-12 - Politics
Categories: Education

Two Loudoun elementary schools to share a principal

Washington Post Education - Sun, 08/29/2010 - 00:00
Karen Roche began her teaching career in Loudoun County two decades ago as a fifth-grade instructor at Waterford Elementary School. She has since had teaching and administrative positions in various county schools -- most recently as principal of Aldie Elementary School. But this school year, she...



Virginia - United States - Loudoun - Counties - Loudoun County Virginia
Categories: Education

Hostility across U.S. jars Muslim college students

Washington Post Education - Fri, 08/27/2010 - 00:00
Although the Muslim students hadn't eaten since dawn, something besides food was on their minds as they loaded plates with tandoori chicken, chickpeas and rice at American University to break their Ramadan fast.


Islam - United States - Religion and Spirituality - Education - Social Aspects
Categories: Education

Progress slows in closing achievement gaps in D.C. schools

Washington Post Education - Thu, 08/26/2010 - 21:14
After two years of progress, Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee's effort to narrow the vast achievement gap separating white and African American students in D.C. public schools has stalled, an analysis of 2010 test score data shows.


Education - United States - North Carolina - Tennessee - School district
Categories: Education
123456789…next ›last »