This Journal of Adventist Education column features current news, reports, and updates of interest to educators. In this issue: Hands-on Science is Best, Say Professional Groups; Chemistry Texts Ill-Suited for Average High School Student; High School Students Taking More Math and Science; Science Education Woes Due to Faults of Many; Women Account for Half of College Enrollment in U.S., Three Other Nations; Student Problems Force "Redefinition" of Schools, NEA President Says; PTA Issues Statement on Parental Role; Information About AIDS and Schools; Price of Independent-School Education Increases 80 Percent Over Past Six Years; Free Materials for Schools; Daycare Program Offers More than Babysitting; Undergraduate Education Needs Changes; Highlight on Reading and Recycling; Minority Enrollment in SDA Colleges; No Such Thing as After Hours; Bible Available in 21 New Languages; "Crack" - A Deadly High; U.S. Constitution Documents Available; Bright Ideas; Illiteracy Rate High in U.S.; Surge in School Computer Use.