Learning to Serve
After completing their daily physical training, soldiers enrolled in the Army Preparatory School, at Fort Jackson, S.C., await to receive their instructions for the day in 2008.
—BrettFlashnick.com for Education Week-File
The U.S. Army is now ending the 2-year-old program after helping nearly 3,000 high school dropouts earn high school equivalency...
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