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    Sitting on 600-acres of oceanfront, Kua O Ka Lā Charter School in Hawai’i is not your typical charter school.

Charter School Education News

Rhode Island City Enraged Over School Prayer Lawsuit
A girl?s successful lawsuit to have a prayer removed from her high school has roiled the heavily Roman Catholic city of Cran...
Obama?s Plan to Control College Costs Gets Mixed Reviews
While making college more affordable is a notion nearly everyone supports, consensus is more elusive on how to actually acco...
Obama to Link Aid for Colleges to Affordability
An overhaul would tie colleges? eligibility for campus-based aid programs to the institutions? success in improving value an...
The Bay Citizen: Boy, 6, Suspended in Sexual Assault Case at Elementary School
The incident of the 6-year-old boy suspended from elementary school for a case of ?sexual assault? is not isolated, experts ...
The Texas Tribune: Premont, Tex., Schools Suspend Sports to Save Costs
Faced with closure, the estimated $150,000 that the Premont, Tex., school district would spend during the next year on sprin...
Struggling SoHo School Shows Progress With Grant Money, but May Lose It
Chelsea Career and Technical Education High School?s progress may cost it access to additional assistance.
New Rules for School Meals Aim at Reducing Obesity
The Obama administration announced long-awaited changes to government-subsidized school meals, issuing rules that add more f...
Obama Wades Into Issue of Raising Dropout Age
President Obama?s call for every state to require students to stay in school until they turn 18 is Washington?s first direct...
New York City Students at Small Public High Schools Are More Likely to Graduate, Study Finds
A project tracked the academic performance of more than 21,000 New York City students who applied for ninth grade admission ...
Survey Finds That Dwindling Financial Aid Contributes to Fewer College Options
Freshmen entering college last fall were less likely to attend their first choice of college, a function of both competition...