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After  Two Years, Haiti Still Struggles to
Rebuild
January 12 marks the two-year anniversary of the catastrophic 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck the Caribbean island of Haiti killing an estimated 316,000 people and leaving almost 2 million people homeless.

'No Child Left Behind' Education Reform Law Turns 10 A law geared toward improving education for all students regardless of learning differences, race or economic background is turning 10 years old. But on its birthday, No Child Left Behind is facing tough questions over how its focus on testing has affected schools and what should happen next.

Romney Wins N.H. Primary, Makes History
Former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney made history this week by becoming the first non-incumbent Republican in modern times to win nominating contests in both Iowa  and New Hampshire.

Students  Share Global Holiday
Traditions
From Filipino Christmas masses in Dubai to
Chinese New Year celebrations in South Korea, youth around the world mark the holidays in a variety of ways.  Explore these student-written pieces to learn
about the world's unique holiday traditions.
Lesson Plan:
 Holidays  Around the World

North  Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il Has
Died
The longtime dictator of North Korea, Kim Jong-Il, has died of a heart attack, leaving a vacancy at the top of
a reclusive regime.