By Monica Brady-Myerov (@bradymyerov)
(Courtesy of MMSI)
BOSTON — Since 2008, a program in Massachusetts has more than doubled the number of high school students who receive college credit-eligible scores on Advanced Placement math, science and English exams, and has also been successful in attracting more minority students to AP courses.
9:14 AM CDT on 5.14.2012Mike James
The Independant
RUSSELL — Russell High School hopes to put more students in advanced placement classes and boost the scores they make on AP tests using a program called AdvanceKentucky.
American students stink at science. But they might be starting to improve just a bit—eighth-graders are doing a little better in the subject than they were in 2009, according to new national standardized test scores.
2:27 PM CDT on 5.10.2012Nick Lippman was recently named one of 2012's All American Teachers of the Year, and Patch got a hold of the profile where he discusses the sources of his success.
Why did you choose to go into teaching?
10:36 AM CDT on 5.10.2012DALLAS, May 9, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --
10:18 AM CDT on 5.10.2012Twenty-three teachers, including Nick Lippman of Mass Insight Education's Massachusetts Math + Science Initiative (MMSI), were recently named the 2012
11:12 AM CDT on 5.9.2012By Barry Ray -
05/04/2012 2:26 pm
A Florida State University program that is helping to address the state and nation’s critical shortage of math and science teachers has received an important boost from one of the nation’s top supporters of education.
Representatives from JP Morgan Chase Bank join students and staff from the FSU Teach program to announce a $50,000 gift. The funding will go towards FSU Teach’s induction program, which provides financial support for new teachers.
9:20 AM CDT on 5.8.2012By Yvonne Johnson, APG News -
Post, education leaders kick off NMSI education program for military teens
10:53 AM CDT on 5.2.2012Grant to help military children enroll in Advanced Placement courses
2:08 PM CDT on 5.1.2012
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