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School of Education

Tackling a Problem with 'Loads of Love'

Published Spring 2020

Dirty uniforms can keep kids home from school, but a School of Education alumnus found a solution for his students / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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Idea

A targeted talent search

Published Spring 2020

Leaders from JHU's Center for Talented Youth rethink the one-size-fits-all approach to identifying academically advanced students / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Rankings

Hopkins grad programs among nation's best in 'U.S. News' rankings

Published March 17, 2020

Programs in education, engineering, public affairs, medicine, and nursing are recognized in annual list from 'U.S. News & World Report'

Helping her hometown

Published Winter 2019

Baltimore native Yasmene Mumby is inspiring action for social impact in her hometown / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Gifted education

Jonathan Plucker named president of National Association for Gifted Children

Published Nov 18, 2019

An expert in education policy and talent development, he will set the organization's priorities and programs to support academically advanced students

In memoriam

Education scholar Jeffrey A. Grigg dies at 42

Published Nov 14, 2019

Grigg, who joined Johns Hopkins in 2014, researched the sociology of education, social stratification, school reform, and the organization of schools

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World sight day

Setting sights higher

Published Oct 10, 2019

University and city leaders join students and families for a Vision for Baltimore health fair at Henderson-Hopkins school in East Baltimore

Civil Rights Week

Experts explore school-to-prison pipeline

Published Oct 4, 2019

School of Education, Urban Health Institute host symposium focusing on complex issues surrounding school policing, employment, and concentrated poverty in Baltimore and beyond