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Oh by the way -- even if you are not a parent, don't forget: Nothing boosts the value of your home quite as dramatically as a cutting edge school district!

If the Harkin/Enzi reforms were in place, students there might have access to cutting edge in-school and after-school reading programs, be reading 68 additional books a year and have more in-class instructors.

Eager to be cutting edge, many private schools use their lunchrooms to demonstrate health and eco-consciousness.

Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Klein have repeatedly told principals at New York City's traditional public schools that a new age of reform has dawned, that charter schools are the cutting edge and that if these principals want traditional public schools to survive, they must learn to compete in the educational marketplace.

I want the old school mashed right into the new school, with cutting edge and retro bumping uglies and coming up with something freaky like an interactive Zelda map projected onto a huge touchscreen we can put our drinks on.

Far from representing a "return to the past," these schools are cutting edge.

We present a strategy that combines cutting edge next generation sequencing with "old school" genomics resources and allows rapid cost-effective sequencing of plant genomes.

Mr. Levine acknowledged that in a world where technology changes daily, schools cannot be expected to be cutting edge.

But what is it like to be the people at the cutting edge of the policy - those setting up the schools - and those who oppose them?

The bodies are being used for medical school dissection classes and to test cutting edge surgical techniques and innovative prosthetic silicone molds for patients with spinal diseases.

Still, the school is considered to be on the cutting edge of including instruction on doing business online.