Chinese Guest Teacher
Gretchen Bataille Discusses
Students’ Success
On Jan. 23, the National Commission on Writing met at the College Board’s New York Office to discuss activities for the upcoming year and to hear an update from >>
for Forum 2008
Without a concerted national effort to bolster the role of two-year institutions and expand access to them, the United States is in jeopardy of losing its >>
Eight teachers have been awarded the third annual College Board Bob Costas Grants for the Teaching of Writing. The grants recognize exceptional teachers for using innovative methods to >>
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More than 15 percent of the public high school class of 2007 achieved at least one AP® Exam grade of 3 or higher, a score that predicts college success, according to >>
Language Conference:
Building Global Competence of
U.S. Students in K-12 Schools:
Making Chinese Accessible for All
April 17–19, 2008
Washington, D.C.
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A new unit within the Advanced Placement Program® was established last July in an effort to further deepen the Program’s current relationships with >>
Advocacy Institute –
"Keeping the Fire Burning:
Ensuring Postsecondary Access
and Excellence for Native
American Students"
May 20-21, 2008
Diné College
Tsaile, Ariz.
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In February, the College Board published “Resources for Increasing Latino Participation
and Success in Higher Education,” >>
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