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Teacher Wants to Pay Students for Scoring Well on State Test
KXTV Sacramento | 1 hour ago
A San Joaquin Valley teacher hopes money will motivate California students to improve their standardized test scores.3.2
Student aid 'a $300m bribe'
The Press On-Line | 5 hours ago
Labour is tempting graduates with a $300 million election sweetener despite claiming the country cannot afford tax cuts.
Ouachita schools improve across board on standardized tests
News-Star | 5 hours ago
The Louisiana Department of Education released this morning the individual school scores for three major standardized tests.3.1
Passing the test
Times Herald | 5 hours ago
"Why not? I don't know. Because you have to." How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Tootsie Pop? "I never actually got all the way there.2.7
Rell signs bill back Blumenthal lawsuit
Stamford Advocate | 9 hours ago
Gov. M. Jodi Rell, despite some misgivings, has signed a bill that authorizes the state to sue the federal government over the No Child Left Behind law.2.7
Topics: Hartford
Superintendent seeks 'core set of values'
The Eden Daily News | 12 hours ago
Rockingham County Schools will likely create a new policy outlining how all employees should treat students, parents and each other.2.7
Ginninderra school consultation criticised
Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 13 hours ago
Ginninderra school consultation criticised. 26/07/2005. ABC News Online ABC Home Radio Television ... 8:25pm (AEST) Ginninderra school consultation criticised The ACT Opposition says the community consultation over the future of the Ginninderra district high school are a sham.2.7
Hoping to make it to New Orleans
Contra Costa Times (Registration Required) | 14 hours ago
Last month, members of the C.A. Track Club of Oakland traveled to an AAU qualifying meet in Visalia.3.1
Easing SOL history rules would give state schools a break
Daily Press | 16 hours ago
Education officials are weighing whether low scores on a relatively new history exam should count toward a school's accreditation.2.7
Military test will throw you for a loop
The Times | 18 hours ago
Late last week I took the ASVAB, the military standardized test, and did surprisingly well.3.1
If Parents Fret Enough, Do SAT Tutors Cost as Much as $685 an Hour? A) Yes
Bloomberg | 19 hours ago
Terryln Smock worried that her daughter might not do well enough on the SAT exam for U.S. college admission.2.7
Gre CS Subject Test Prep?
Slashdot | 23 hours ago
Slashdot Log In Nickname: Password: Public Terminal [ Create a new account ] *** GRE CS Subject Test Prep? . You will need it if you are relying on a single review book to get you through.2.7
Elementary school structure will not change
Minnesota Sun Newspapers | Monday
Richfield Intermediate School will remain an intermediate school. The Board of Education voted 4-2 last week to reject a proposed reconfiguration plan for the district's elementary schools.2.7
What's Right with Kids
Pointofview.net | Monday
Nearly every day we hear what's wrong with kids. Social scientists document rising rates of teen pregnancy and juvenile crime.2.7
Topics: Kids
SONA draws mixed reaction from educators
Manila Bulletin | Monday
Mixed reactions from the education sector met President Arroyo's speech as she boasted of additional 30,000 classrooms in four years and the additional support for the country's embattled pre-need education ...2.7
Character and fitness camp wraps 18th year at West Virginia University
Nis.wvu.edu | Monday
Bruce Wilmoth, School of Physical Education 293-3295, ext. 5286 DIVING INTO FITNESS, CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT - This Morgantown youngster was among the more than 200 participants from across Monongalia County who ...1.3
Topics: Kids, Morgantown
Upward Bound Gets $440,337 Grant
Rednova.com | Monday
Buffalo State College has received a $440,337 grant from the federal Department of Education to continue its Upward Bound program, which aids students who are from low-income families or who are the first in ...2.7
UWSP students provide 10,000 volunteer hours
Stevens Point Journal | Monday
By Kelly McBride Journal staff STEVENS POINT - They may not have the notoriety of the 10,000 Maniacs or Minnesota's 10,000 lakes, but the 10,000 annual volunteer hours donated by University of Wisconsin-Stevens ...2.7
Schools worried by test results
The Mobile Register Online (Registration Required) | Monday
Mobile County public school students, particularly those in middle and high schools, aren't doing well on the standardized tests administered by the system each quarter, according to officials.2.7
Gifted solve upper-level problems at camp
The Gazette | Monday
In a cavernous hall at Colorado College, some 60 students listen to Professor Tom Drucker lecture on the history of mathematics.2.9
Internet-based charter schools may be on way
Indystar.com | Monday
Indiana is on the verge of joining the newest wave in charter schools: Point. Click. Graduate.2.7
Md. Seeks Role In Special-Ed For Baltimore
The Washington Post | Monday
State education officials are seeking to intervene in Baltimore public schools to address what the state calls "a failure of extraordinary magnitude" in the education of disabled students, a development in ...2.7
Pedagogy? No Problem. Fund-Raising? Tough Subject.
NYTimes.com | Monday
Both Oxford and Cambridge, however, have new fund-raising efforts under way. "Fund-raising is a topic we have to approach very carefully because it is not ingrained in the culture of these universities like it ...2.7
Shoppers head back to stores for back-to-school needs
The Courier (Registration Required) | Sunday Jul 24
With school still about a month away, Katie Donovan wasn't too worried about starting shopping for school uniforms and supplies for her son who's about to enter pre-kindergarten. "I was going to wait a couple ...2.7
Topics: Houma
PSD goals crystallize at retreat
Fort Collins Coloradoan | Sunday Jul 24
Poudre School District board of education members walked away from a three-day retreat Saturday with a clear vision of their goals for the district over the next three to five years.2.7
Tutoring becomes a hot commodity
Baltimore Sun | Sunday Jul 24
Russ Miller, a tutoring company executive, says he is pretty excited about the business these days.2.7
Paying dividends
Denton Record-Chronicle (Registration Required) | Sunday Jul 24
Before we started this program, there was no way they would be hoping to take AP classes, and now they see something they can achieve, Natividad said.2
Hynes aims to restore merit scholarships
Chicago Sun-Times | Sunday Jul 24
State comptroller Daniel Hynes criticized the state's decision to slash funding for a merit scholars program and said he will seek to have the scholarships restored in the November veto session.2.7
Getting a jump on fall
Pasadena Star-News | Sunday Jul 24
Jocelyne Alva sat in an air-conditioned classroom at Pasadena High School last week, working on inverse trigonometry functions while the temperature outside climbed to around 100.2.7
A forgotten art: Penmanship
Arizona Republic (Registration Required) | Sunday Jul 24
Anne Ryman The Arizona Republic Jul. 24, 2005 12:00 AM In an age of e-mail and text messaging, ... His Scottsdale school has found a new way to emphasize the importance of handwriting.2.9
High school students can enroll in classes tuition-free at RSU
Claremore Daily Progress | Saturday Jul 23
High school students can enroll in up to six hours per semester on a tuition-free basis at Rogers State University, beginning this fall.2.7
LearningExpress Library now available on library Website
News-Herald | Saturday Jul 23
The LearningExpress Library is now available through the Web site of the Harris-Elmore Public Library.2.7
Summer Explorers
South Bend Tribune | Saturday Jul 23
South Bend schools finds five-week program sparks achievement gains. By MICHAEL WANBAUGH Tribune Staff Writer SOUTH BEND -- Here inside Nuner Primary Center in the city's River Park neighborhood, it resembles ...2.1
Topics: Family, Kids
Expansion improves education
St. Petersburg Times | Saturday Jul 23
Inverness Christian Academy's leader says a building addition provides space for new opportunities now as well as in the future.2.7
Topics: Family, Kids
Corzine proposes $15M plan for college tuition assistance
The Times (Registration Required) | Saturday Jul 23
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jon Corzine yesterday unveiled a plan to spend $15 million per year to make college more affordable and available to state students.2.7
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Renaissance Learning, Inc. and AlphaSmart, Inc. Announce Exchange Rate for Stock Consideration
PR Newswire via KeepMedia.com | Jun 22, 2005
Renaissance Learning common stock for each share of AlphaSmart common stock exchanged in the merger for Renaissance Learning common stock.
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