Monday, September 01, 2003

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It's a new school year.

And in a package of articles, the Post-Gazette explores what that means for school districts, parents, teachers and of course, the students.

Here is a series of articles from schools and students in the region, and what the new year means to them.

Part One: The keys to freshmen success

Part Two: Students flee campus bookstores in search of cheaper prices

Part Three: Children have always had problems, we just have names for more of them today

Part Four: Why girls score low on SATs is baffling

Part Five: Sept. 11 now part of school textbooks

Part Six: Public, charter schools not equal under new law

Part Seven:
Students' online teacher rating is a mixed bag

Part Eight: A nation still at educational risk, plus Study finds few male, minority teachers

North: Back to school 2003

South: What's new in South schools this year

East: Students, teachers heading back to school

West: School year brings updates to classrooms

Washington: Fresh paint, new buildings, programs and staff changes come with new school year, plus Colleges' new offerings reflect student requests

Back to School 2002

College 2002

Back to School 2001

Back to School 2000

Education 2000

Back to School 1999

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