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Press Releases

Stanford School of Education launches center to improve Brazilian education
March 14, 2012
School of Education News
Challenge Success launches online classes to help parents raise healthier, happier kids who love to learn
March 5, 2012
Challenge Success
Professor Ari Y. Kelman appointed inaugural Jim Joseph Chair in Education and Jewish Studies at Stanford
November 21, 2011
School of Education and Jim Joseph Foundation
In the 2000s, family income segregation grew greatly in nearly all U.S. metro areas
November 16, 2011
US2010
Stanford ramps up efforts to recruit and prepare K-12 math and science teachers
October 12, 2011
School of Education News
Adolescence experts discuss teen health, optimal school success
September 8, 2011
School of Education News
Stanford launches effort to improve English Language Learner access to Common Core State Standards
August 15, 2011
School of Education News
Stanford tech expo to showcase innovative learning tools
July 14, 2011
School of Education News
Stanford opens first-ever high school digital fabrication lab in Russia
June 24, 2011
School of Education News
Stanford and Pearson collaborate to deliver the Teacher Performance Assessment
March 17, 2011
Pearson
Gender gap in physics exams reduced by simple writing exercises, says CU-Boulder study
November 25, 2010
University of Colorado at Boulder
iSTEP Institute shares Stanford's approach to teacher education
October 21, 2010
School of Education News
Stanford education tech game wins design award
October 12, 2010
School of Education News
Experts, youth to discuss teen health, engagement with learning
September 21, 2010
School of Education News
Stanford tech expo to showcase latest digital learning innovations
July 20, 2010
School of Education News
$12 million gift funds education and Jewish studies at Stanford
May 10, 2010
Stanford News Service
Ravenswood school board extends Stanford New Schools charter
April 23, 2010
Stanford Report
University hopes to get extension of charter for its East Palo Alto schools
April 19, 2010
Stanford Report
Making Federal Education Policy Work Better for Language Minority Children: Leading Researchers Recommend ESEA Improvements
March 31, 2010
New report finds that higher-performing middle grades schools set high goals for students, hold all accountable for outcomes
March 10, 2010
EdSource
Arnetha F. Ball, language, literacy, and teacher education researcher, voted president-elect of the American Educational Research Association
March 1, 2010
American Education Research Association
Study finds that high sensitivity to stress isn't always bad for children
February 5, 2010
Society for Research in Child Development
Headline-Grabbing Charter School Study Doesn't Hold Up To Scrutiny, says Reardon
November 12, 2009
Education and the Public Interest Center
Linda Darling-Hammond named a recipient of prestigious McGraw Prize in Education
October 7, 2009
School Redesign Network
Darling-Hammond honored with the 22nd Annual McGraw Prize in Education
September 29, 2009
The McGraw Hill Companies
New study shows simplifying financial aid process improves college access for low-income students
September 23, 2009
School of Education News
Annual conference on academic stress among adolescents begins September 25 at Stanford
September 16, 2009
School of Education News
Stanford tech expo to showcase cutting-edge learning products
July 30, 2009
School of Education News
Educational scholar and policy advisor Linda Darling-Hammond named to The Wallace Foundation board of directors
July 28, 2009
The Wallace Foundation
National leaders challenge America to "do school differently" to transform math and science education
June 10, 2009
Carnegie Corporation of New York Office of Public Affairs
California high school exit exam gets a failing grade in Stanford study
April 22, 2009
Stanford News Service
New research: California high school exit exam lowers graduation rates for girls and students of color
April 21, 2009
Institute for Research on Education Policy and Practice
Expert group urges attention to English-language learners in stimulus spending
March 20, 2009
Working Group on ELL Policy
AACTE presents Pam Grossman with the Outstanding Journal of Teacher Education article award
February 6, 2009
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
Study finds that high sensitivity to stress isn't always bad for children
February 5, 2009
Society for Research in Child Development
School Redesign Network report says poor teacher professional development hurts students
February 4, 2009
School Redesign Network of Stanford University
Linda Darling-Hammond named a recipient of prestigious McGraw Prize in Education
School Redesign Network