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Lawrence's Saint Ann School named Blue Ribbon by US Department of Education The Trentonian To qualify for the award, public schools must rank in the top 10 percent of the state while private schools must rank in the top 10 percent of the nation. ... D-11 elementary, Christian school win Blue Ribbon statusColorado Springs Gazette 8 DC area schools win National Blue Ribbon award for academic achievementWashington Post Blue Ribbon schools namedAtlanta Journal Constitution Madison County Journal -Gainesville Times -Naperville Sun all 139 news articles »

Weekend walk-through: DC and private schools - Washington Post

Weekend walk-through: DC and private schools Washington Post South was moved from Friday at 7 pm to Saturday at 1 pm That wasn't the only West Virginia high school football game pushed back. ...

The 'No-Frills' College of the Future - BusinessWeek

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The 'No-Frills' College of the Future BusinessWeek ... according to the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU), a trade group in Washington, DC Tuition at private schools is up ... and more »

UCLA's Anderson School wants to end reliance on state funding - Los Angeles Times (blog)

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UCLA's Anderson School wants to end reliance on state funding Los Angeles Times (blog) The plan's supporters say the status quo is hurting the school's ability to compete with private schools for top business faculty, who are among the most ... UCLA business school wants to wean off state fundsSan Jose Mercury News Tuition Hike Likely as UCLA Anderson Rejects State AidBusinessWeek (blog) UCLA business school to end public fundingFinancial Times Los Angeles Business Journal -Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription) (blog) all 48 news articles »

New Schools in South Africa Serve the Underserved - New York Times

New Schools in South Africa Serve the Underserved New York Times In fact, researchers discovered far more of these low-fee private schools than official statistics suggest and surprisingly noted that public school ... and more »