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2) It’s never too early to encourage higher By: Charlise Lyles See More Stories by this author.
In July, I lost a good friend, Mary E. Moore. She was my 9th-grade biology teacher at Kennard Junior High School, where she taught for 41 years.
Published: August, 2002

3) Did Cleveland high schools ready these kids for college? By: Sandra Clark See More Stories by this author.
To examine how well teachers, counselors and curriculum equip kids for success in college, CATALYST trailed students for five months at a community college, a private university and a historically black college.
Published: August, 2002

4) Poorly prepared student struggels to become a nurse By: Sandra Clark See More Stories by this author.
Maria Garcia arrives at Cuyahoga Community College two hours early for her 3 p.m. anatomy and physiology final at the end of spring semester.
Published: August, 2002

5) Students who take advanced courses score low on college exam By: Sandra Cark See More Stories by this author.
Few Cleveland high school students take advanced courses, a CATALYST analysis of course-takings shows. And even those who do take advanced courses post relatively low scores on the ACT college entrance exam, according to a study by the ACT.
Published: August, 2002

6) Doting teacher and counselor guide student to college By: Sandra Clark See More Stories by this author.
As a high school student, Tenisha G. Robinson watched her mother steer the family through the crisis of drug abuse and other trying situations. She vowed to graduate and go on to college to make her mother proud.
Published: August, 2002

9) Family of Cleveland teachers sends foster child to college By: Sandra Clark See More Stories by this author.
The life Christopher L. Burris led for most of his young life pointed anywhere but college. He cycled through several foster homes before finally being adopted. Then, his adopted mother died.
Published: August, 2002

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