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2010

Lack of Challenge Leads Students to Drop Out of High School

This time last year, 18-year-old Pierre Carter was in the middle of taking a General Educational Development (GED) class. He had dropped out of high school in December 2008. According to a 2009 study on the nation’s school dropout crisis, Carter’s story is not unique.
2010

Metro Thefts on the Rise

By Sharron Duncan UJW Staff WASHINGTON – While Metro-system riders have...
2010

Students Debate U.S.-China Relations

By Josh Sanders UJW Staff FORESTVILLE, Md. – Students in a...
2010

Local Artists Hope for Hip-Hop Success

By Josh Samson UJW Staff WASHINGTON -- In this new age...
2010

Despite Concerns, Help Still Streaming to Haiti

  By Mira Dalal UJW Staff  BETHESDA, Md. – Despite recent concerns...
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Protests in Prince Georges County Over Public Schools Returning to in Person classes

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Students Weigh In on COVID-19 vaccinations

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In pandemic crisis, principal leadership shaped by adversity

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High Schoolers Embrace New Prospects in Post-Pandemic Era

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Maryland Residents Denounce Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans

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