December 31, 2004
The Reporter, Grant helps students learn (Jennifer L. Pirondini)

December 29, 2004
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Emphasis on education inspires winning West Mifflin scholar (Julie Spohn)

December 23, 2004
Washington Post, Advanced Courses in High School May Not Mean Success at College: Report urges students to take exams after honors programs (Jay Matthews)

December 23, 2004
Muskegon Chronicle, Brain teasers: Parents who rally to help challenge their advanced students (Lynn Moore)

December 22, 2004
Gardnerville Record-Courier, Gifted students' parents ask for more (Sheila Gardner)

December 20, 2004
BUSINESS WIRE-San Diego, Serra High School sparks imagination and innovation by bringing Einstein Alive to teachers, students and parents (Author Unknown)

December 20, 2004
St. Paul Pioneer Press, Gifted girls life a global oddessy (Cynthia Bond)

December 20, 2004
Nashville City Paper, Metro studies aid for gifted (Katherine Mosher)

December 16, 2004
London Evening Standard, Inner city teachers refuse to help their 'gifted' students (Dominic Hayes)

December 14, 2004
New York Sun, Council members ask for additional gifted programs

December 14, 2004
News & Observer,  Gifted program may expand (Patrick Winn)

December 14, 2004
Washington Post, Why colleges think they're better than AP (Jay Matthews)

December 13, 2004
The Capital, Schools' Advanced Placement push draws criticism (Dionne Walker)

December 12, 2004
Washington Post, Enrollment in advanced courses surging at high schools (Daniel de Vise)

December 12, 2004
The Roanoke Times, Gifted gab flows in classroom: Humor permeates gifted classes at Price's Fork Elementary School (Jill Hoffman)

December 11, 2004
Channel News Asia, Singapore hosts Stanford gifted youth holiday programme (Pearl Forss)

December 10, 2004
New York Sun, Academic may shake up program for gifted (Julia Levy)

December 8, 2004
CourtTV.com, Mother of 14-year-old UCLA student sues state for cost of education (Emanuella Grinberg)

December 8, 2004
Washington Post, In the AP-vs-IB debate, a win for students (Jay Matthews)

December 8, 2004
Washington Post, More college-level tests helps distinguish county schools (Jay Matthews)

December 7, 2004
Washington Post, Six surprises from challenging high schools (Jay Matthews)

December 2, 2004
Iowa City Press Citizen, UI gets grant for online AP courses (Author Unknown).

November

November 30, 2004
Buffalo News, Doctoral candidate is 16: UB student and is teaching assistant (Peter Simon)

November 30, 2004
The Examiner, Impact parents sit down with district (Kelly Evenson)

November 28, 2004
The Olympian, Gifted programs offer children a faster pace: Classes help them 'think at a higher level' (Heather Woodward)

November 28, 2004
New York Daily News, Point-Counterpoint: Are gifted programs good? Yes (Dona Matthews)

November 28, 2004
New York Daily News, Point-Counterpoint: Are gifted programs good? No (Norm Fruchter and Dorothy Siegel)

November 26, 2004
Denver Post When gifts are offset by challenges (Karen Rouse)

November 26, 2004
Washington Times, Gifted 14-year-old sues California (George Archibald)

November 25, 2004
Boston Globe, More funds sought for top students (Ken Maguire)

November 24, 2004
Boston Herald, 'Gifted' students would get boost under spending plan (Boston Herald Staff)

November 23, 2004
Washington Post, A chart exposes high school malpractice (Jay Mathews)

November 21, 2004
Boston Globe, Undiagnosed, ignored: Students struggle through most of school before disability is caught (Chris Berdik)

November 21, 2004
New York Times, When every child is good enough (John Tierney)

November 18, 2004
Chicago Sun Times, Math gains phony? U.S. test too easy, critics say (Ben Feller, Associated Press)

November 18, 2004
Brookings Institution Press Release, New study finds that math items on the nation's benchmark exam are too easy, don't adequately assess skills (Report from Brown Center on Education Policy)

November 15, 2004
Chicago Daily Herald, Little man on campus (Sheila Ahern Daily)

November 15, 2004
The Record NorthJersey.com, Growing pains of a genius (Leslie Brody)

November 15, 2004
The Record NorthJersey.com, Report urges accelerating profoundly gifted kids (Leslie Brody)

November 15, 2004
Agape Press, Lawsuit seeks state-funded education for child prodigy: Possible landmark case could have ramifications for U.S. approach to public education (Jim Brown and Jody Brown)

November 14, 2004
The Arizona Republic, Parent group focuses on gifted students: Organization works with educators on how to teach the brightest children (Monica Mendoza)

November 14, 2004
The Arizona Republic, Giving more to the gifted: Glendale district's program drawing praise (Monica Mendoza)

November 13, 2004
WorldNet Daily, Case could pave way for school vouchers: 14-year-old prodigy argues university is only adequate education

November 13, 2004
McKinney Courier-Gazette, Superintendent Speaks on gifted education, program funding (Sarah Barnett)

November 8, 2004
New York Daily News, Dumb to ignore smartest (Richard Schwartz)

November 3, 2004
Education Week, Advanced Placement courses cast wider net (Kathleen Kennedy Manzo)

November 1, 2004
Time.com, How smart is AP: As ambitious students load up on Advanced Placement classes, critics question their quality (Claudia Wallis and Carolina A. Miranda)

October

October 29, 2004
Ft. Myers News Press, Smart kids may be ones left behind (Jennifer Reed)

October 19, 2004
Washington Times, Supersmart, but struggling (Amy Doolittle)

October 18, 2004
Statesman Journal, “Gifted” label opens new worlds (Laurie Fry)

October 11, 2004
RecordNet.com, Classes stir debate: Advanced Placement classes offered to low performing students (Neil Gonzales)

October 9, 2004
Potomac News, Area gifted programs on the rise (Tory N. Parrish)

October 7, 2004
The Harvard Crimson, First-year nabs prize for stem cell research (Amanda L. Rautenberg)

October 7, 2004
Boston Globe, Speed along the learning curve: More students are taking AP classes (Peter Schworm)

September

September 30, 2004
USA Today, Teen gets scholarship for her stem cell research (from Star Tribune)

September 29, 2004
Education Week, Report urges acceleration for gifted students (Debra Viader)

September 27, 2004
USA Today, Online learning: A smart way to nurture gifted kids (Laura Vanderkam)

September 27, 2004
Northwest Indiana Times, Gifted students often left behind (Olivia Clarke)

September 27, 2004
Agapepress, Acceleration may be a smart move for bright students (Jim Brown)

September 23, 2004
The Australian, Gifted kids 'Should be accelerated' (Jennifer Buckingham)

September 21, 2004
The Washington Times, Report: Grade skipping a plus (Washington Times Staff)

September 21, 2004
The DeMoines Register, Report: Grade-skipping helps gifted kids (Erin Jordan)

September 20, 2004
TIME.com, Saving smart kids: Are schools leaving the most gifted children behind if they don't allow them to skip ahead? (John Cloud)

September 2, 2004
The Washington Times, Gifted minds (Shelley Widhalm)

August

August 10, 2004
The Greenville News, Spam fighter wins $50,000 scholarship (Nan Lundeen)

August 8, 2004
The News & Observer, Good students need a push, too (T. Keung Hui)

August 7, 2004
LATimes, A question of age, ability (Jean Merl and Erika Hayasaki)

July

July 26, 2004
The New Yorker, Q & A Kid Geniuses (Burkhard Bilger & Daniel Cappello )

July 20, 2004
Greeley Times, All pupils deserve best help Gifted, talented kids also need our attention (Matt Dixon)

June

June 23, 2004
Education Week, The 'No Child' law's biggest victims? An answer that may surprise (Margaret DeLacy)

June 15, 2004
The Templeton National Report on Acceleration, A nation deceived: How schools hold back America's brightest students (Colangelo, Assouline, Gross)

June 15, 2004
Washington Post Live Chat, Teacher says: Gifted children (Evelyn Vuko)

June 15, 2004
Portland Tribune, Parents chastise schools over talented, gifted program (Todd Murphy)

June 10, 2004
Reno News and Review, Nation of lost children (Tim Prentiss)

June 7, 2004
IParenting.com, Encouraging genius: What's best for your gifted child? (Kelly Burgess)

June 3, 2004
Carolina Online, Genius Denied: Bright students fall through the cracks (George Leaf)

June 3, 2004
Providence Journal, Dark times for state's best, brightest (Linda Borg)

June 1, 2004
New Zealand National News-www.stuff.com.nz, Bright children neglected by schools, say parents (Kelly Andrew)

May

May 28, 2004
Philadelphia Inquirer, Schools pushed to aid gifted pupils (Connie Langland)

May 25, 2004
PBS Online News, Gifted education (with John Merrow)

May 23, 2004
Reno Gazette Journal, Authors urge more attention for gifted students ( )

May 22, 2004
Reno Gazette Journal, Gifted & talented left behind (Ray Hagar)

May 22, 2004
Reno Gazette Journal, G-T students at risk for depression, suicide (Ray Hagar)

May 20, 2004
The Tennessean, State strengthening services for gifted students (Claudette Riley)

May 12, 2004
The Chicago Tribune, Gifted pupils find a home at school (Ken O'Brien)

April

April 27, 2004
The Washington Post, Dumbing down our schools (Ruth Mitchell)

April 26, 2004
The Los Angeles Times, Grouping kids by age should have vanished with the little red schoolhouse (Dennis P. Doyle)

April 22, 2004
The Arizona Republic, Students who passed pushed to retake AIMS (Pat Kossan & Mel Melendez)

April 21, 2004
SFgate.com, For prodigies, harsh reality, like genius, comes early (Steven Winn)

April 21, 2004
Education Week, New In Print - Gifted Education - Genius Denied

April 12, 2004
ABCNEWS.com, No half wits: Gifted students use both halves of their brains better than others (Marc Lallanilla)

April 7, 2004
Wall Street Journal, Boosting minorities in gifted programs poses dilemmas (Dan Golden)

March

March 29, 2004
Salem Oregon Statesman Journal, Parents lobby for gifted students (Julia Silverman)

March 28, 2004
Detroit Free Press, Summing up achievement: Teens plus a math competition equal a fascinating story (Marta Salij)

March 21, 2004
Philadelphia Inquirer, District is advancing its plans for the gifted (Susan Snyder)

March 18, 2004
St. Louis Post Dispatch, Closing schools is one cost-cutting option (Jack Wagman)

March 8, 2004
The Washington Times, Burden of brilliance (Christian Toto)

March 2, 2004
New York Times, Schools, facing tight budgets, leave gifted programs behind (Diana Jean Schemo

February

February 23, 2004
Rocky Mountain News, More overachieving teens being urged to slow down (Robert Sanchez)

February 16, 2004
Austin American-Statesman, Praise for moms who put information law to good use (Editorial)

February 11, 2004
WorldNetDaily.com, Age-13 collegian opening way for vouchers

February 9, 2004
Austin American-Statesman, Eanes moms start web site (Kathy Blackwell)

February 8, 2004
Chicago Daily Herald, Parents keep the gifted going (Gala M. Pierce)

February 8, 2004
Chicago Daily Herald, Will the gifted suffer? (Tara Malone)

February 4, 2004
Wall Street Journal, In era of scores, schools fight over gifted kids (Dan Golden)

January

January 13, 2004
Deseret News, Meeting the needs of gifted students (Tiffany Erickson)

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