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Prominent American and Canadian research universities earned mostly C’s on the first report card assessing how much their laboratories benefit the world’s poor.

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Will Walker, a high school senior in Ohio, has been accepted to Williams College, but is uncertain about who will accompany him to prom.

Eric Marshall's fifth-grade students at London Elementary in Walnut Cove, N.C., recently spent three days experiencing some o -More- 

Sixth-graders at Ortiz Middle School in Santa Fe, N.M., learned about energy conservation through hands-on projects in scienc -More- 

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Florida's Harmony High School has a new student group focused on charitable giving.  -More- 

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Members of the Montgomery County Council , concerned about the student achievement gap, focused Monday on how to ensure that the number of non-teaching public school staff keeps pace with rising student enrollment during budget talks with the Board of Education.

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