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School-Based Counselors Help Kids Cope With Fallout From Drug Addiction
More than 50 Massachusetts schools are participating in a new program that brings counselors in to help children deal with the stress and trauma of living in families struggling with drug addiction. -
Problems Teaching Computer Science In Massachusetts
Reporter Bianca Vazquez Toness discussed a series she published last week about teaching computer science in Massachusetts schools. She also discussed the departure of Boston's education chief. -
Boston's Mayor Walsh Loses Education Chief
Rahn Dorsey Steps Down From City Hall Education Job -
Encore: 'Drums and Wellness' Program Teaches Healing through Rhythm
Callie Crossley speaks with local musician Jonathan Mande about his educational program, "Drums and Wellness," which teaches children life skills through drumming. -
The New First Grade: Reading, Writing and Robots
To learn math and computational thinking, first-graders program small robots in Hingham. -
Will Cursive Writing Survive?
The importance of a legible and consistent signature was brought into sharp relief in the aftermath of the midterm elections. But many schools are cutting back on teaching cursive writing. -
In This School, Computer Whizzes Don't Have to Teach Themselves
Burlington High School teaches students to create technology, not just use it. -
Texas Students Will Soon Learn Slavery Played A Central Role In The Civil War
The state's previous social studies standards listed three causes for the Civil War: sectionalism, states' rights and slavery, in that order. -
Questions Raised About BPS Exam School Entrance Exam
Competition is stiff to get into Boston's elite exam schools, like Boston Latin, Boston Latin Academy, and the John D. O'Bryant. Middle school students must first do well on the Independent School Entrance Exam, or ISEE. -
Education According to Marty Walsh
Boston's mayor sees $1 billion building plan as an opportunity to consolidate Boston schools.