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When counselors are in short supply, students step in to help

Christian Science Monitor

Noble Ingram

23 April 2019

United States

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Lacking sufficient counseling resources, schools are training students to fill the gap. The approach is not intended as a comprehensive solution, but as a way to help more students get connected with basic services.

This city is short of teachers. It's tapping immigrants to help.

Christian Science Monitor

Noble Ingram

12 March 2019

Portland, Maine, United States

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The City of Portland, Maine, has created a new path to teacher certification for immigrants who served as teachers in their home countries. The program aims to help immigrants navigate the country's complicated teache...

On college campuses, planning for a post-Millennial future

Christian Science Monitor

Noble Ingram

28 November 2018

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

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The University of Maryland - Baltimore County is known for its higher number of masters and doctoral graduates of color, and for having the greatest number of black graduates with a combined MD-PhD in the country. The...

In these bilingual classrooms, diversity is no longer lost in translation

Christian Science Monitor

Noble Ingram

30 October 2018

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

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Somerville, MA is one of a growing number of cities that has implemented a two-way dual immersion program in its schools. These programs combine fluent English speakers and English language learners in the same room, ...

'Deck parks' restore community ties in neighborhoods divided by highways

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Noble Ingram

30 July 2018

St. Paul, Minnesota, United States

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Communities, often low-income neighborhoods or communities of color, that were separated by the construction of highways across America are reconnecting by building "deck parks." The parks include room for public gree...

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