This morning’s Post carried this story by Jay Mathews: School Rules Stifle Gifted Student. Be still my heart–Jay Mathews taking on the case of gifted student denied acceleration. Echoes of the Singam case. Anyone who wants to appreciate how strong a grip high school has on the American imagination, and how clueless some school districts [...]
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Same As It Ever Was: Howard Co. Student Denied
Posted in Gifted, In the News, tagged advocacy, early college, education, Gifted, high school, Jay Mathews, maryland on October 5, 2009 | 9 Comments »
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