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Listed below are Victoria Goldman's articles published in the New York Times and a "best of" collection from her Junior Ivy League column from Our Town and the West Side Spirit. Links are provide to the New York Times articles. The Junior Ivy League articles are available for download in pdf format (Adobe Acrobat Reader) and some as web pages.

In the New York Times

EDUCATION LIFE SUPPLEMENT | January 4, 2009, Sunday
Blackboard | Did You Know? The Dean Is on the Line
By VICTORIA GOLDMAN (NYT)

EDUCATION LIFE SUPPLEMENT | July 31, 2005, Sunday
COLLEGE PREP; New SAT, New Score, New Confusion
By VICTORIA GOLDMAN (NYT) 630 words
Late Edition - Final , Section 4A , Page 8 , Column 5

EDUCATION LIFE SUPPLEMENT | January 16, 2005, Sunday
HOW TO....; Motivate Youth
By VICTORIA GOLDMAN (NYT) 445 words
Late Edition - Final , Section 4A , Page 10 , Column 5

EDUCATION LIFE SUPPLEMENT | January 12, 2003, Sunday
The Baby Ivies
By VICTORIA GOLDMAN (NYT) 3359 words
Late Edition - Final , Section 4A , Page 22 , Column 1

EDUCATION LIFE SUPPLEMENT | April 8, 2001, Sunday
Great Expectations
By CATHERINE HAUSMAN AND VICTORIA GOLDMAN (NYT) 4768 words
Late Edition - Final , Section 4A , Page 26 , Column 1

EDUCATION LIFE SUPPLEMENT | November 12, 2000, Sunday
Less Austerity, More Diversity at PREP SCHOOL Today
By VICTORIA GOLDMAN AND CATHERINE HAUSMAN (NYT) 3900 words
Late Edition - Final , Section 4A , Page 28 , Column 1

April 24, 2005, Sunday HOW TO . . .; Get a Job
January 16, 2005, Sunday BLACKBOARD; Paying the Price, see related graphic
August 1, 2004, Sunday College Prep: Ask the Expert; Early Decision II
April 25, 2004, Sunday COLLEGE PREP; Dreams Deferred
January 7, 2007, Sunday BLACKBOARD; Too Much Information?

 

In Gotham Magazine


August, 2006 Nursery Nightmares

 

In Our Town and the West Side Spirit

Junior Ivy League Column

Parents' Nights, Days: Opportunity or Ordeal
Score High on the Kindergarten Essay
A Reason to Cheer in the Bronx: Charter school becomes educational beacon
Save the Date: Back to school primer for parents
Thinking About School Yet: It's not too early to prepare for fall
It's Time to Think About This Summer: More options than ever to sift through
What Parents Look For in a College for Their Kid: Deciding where to apply requires research galore
Getting a Head Start: Devising strategies for kindergarten admissions
The Slippery Pole of Using Connections
It’s the Essay Of Your Life: But there’s no one path to success
2005 Blackboard Awards: Junior Ivy League’s Pre-School and Private School Primer
Parent’s Dress Code: Don’t wear ‘Juicy’ across your butt
Cutting Class
The Cream of the Crop
What Parents Want -- Expecting admissions decisions?
Admissions Advice from the Expert
When Something’s Not Quite Right
Forever Young: The pros and cons of keeping your child in pre-kindergarten

 

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Victoria Goldman, a journalist specializing in education is the author of three guide books on private schools: The Manhattan Family Guide to Private Schools, The Manhattan Directory to Private Nursery Schools and The Los Angeles Guide to Private Schools, all published by Soho Press.  Ms. Goldman regularly contributes to the Education Life supplement of The New York Times and has a column in a Manhattan weekly, Junior Ivy League.  Ms. Goldman lives in Manhattan and serves on the board of trustees of various non-profit institutions including Riverdale Country School, The We Are Family Foundation and The Educational Alliance.

All information included in Ms. Goldman's guide books are written by the author with information provided from schools, teachers, administrators, alumni, students, advisors, tutors and parents.  Careful attention is taken to insure factual accuracy from the schools themselves, but much information is based on interviews with many reliable sources whose facts are checked.  Guide books do inevitably become out-of-date as such facts like tuition, class size and personnel change on a regular basis, but Ms. Goldman's guides have much that remains current and invaluable for those seeking information about private schools.

 

 

 

         
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