HGSE Students Repair and Rebuild New Orleans Schools
TEP students organized a volunteer trip to New Orleans to help reopen several schools that had been closed by Hurricane Katrina.
Harvard Graduate School of Education
March 23, 2006
Noyce Scholarship Program for TEP Math and Science Candidates
The National Science Foundation has awarded a 3-year grant to TEP for scholarships for math and science candidates who will commit to teaching for two years in the Boston Public Schools.
Press Release
Harvard Graduate School of Education
October 19, 2005
Math Matters: Closing the Gap on Mathematical Quandaries
Katherine K. Merseth, Director of the Teacher Education Program, leads HGSE discussion of how to teach and assess mathematics.
Harvard Graduate School of Education
November 22, 2005
Blessed Returns: A Student's Summer in One of America's Poorest Cities
Stuart Albright, a TAC 2002 alumnus, has just published a book about his work in a Camden, NJ, youth facility during the summer of 1999.
Training and Support for Middle School Math Teachers
Massachusetts Department of Education awards grant to Harvard Graduate School of Education for professional development for middle school math teachers.
Harvard Graduate School of Education
February 10, 2004
Educational Enrichment Partnership
Harvard supports Cambridge learning with $500,000 in grants.
Harvard Gazette
August 21, 2003
Writer Visits Summer Academy
Novelist Junot Diaz discusses world literature with students of the Cambridge Harvard Summer Academy.
Harvard Gazette
August 21, 2003
Teaching Students to Be Good Teachers
An Interview with Teacher Education Program Director Kay Merseth
Harvard Graduate School of Education
February 1, 2003
Harvard expands financial aid for students choosing public service
On January 15, President Lawrence H. Summers announced a new initiative that will make a Harvard education more accessible and affordable for talented students who wish to pursue careers in public service.
Harvard Gazette
January 15, 2003
2004
Budget to include more student loan forgiveness for Math, Science and Special Education teachers
President Bush's fiscal year 2004 budget proposal will include additional student
loan forgiveness for math, science and special education teachers who work in
schools that serve high-poverty populations. It provides up to $17,500 in loan
forgiveness for teachers in these three fields who work for five consecutive years
in schools that serve high poverty student populations.
(Newsletter of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators - January 22, 2003)
Making a Change to Make a Difference
HGSE's Midcareer Math and Science Program (and the Transition to Teaching Math and Science Program)
Harvard Graduate School of Education
October 31, 2002