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5/3/2012

FASTT Math Next Generation was rebuilt from the ground up with even smarter technology and games created by leading experts in educational game design. 

5/2/2012

The federal government says a company that tutored struggling New York City students was caught cheating as it tried to score tens of millions of dollars in federal funding.

5/2/2012

Officials at the U.S. Department of Education said Iowa's attempt to get a federal education waiver lacks clarity and contains "low expectations" in some categories.

5/2/2012

To silence her stubborn hiccups during the summer of 2010, Mallory Kievman tried swallowing saltwater, making herself gag, eating a spoonful of sugar, sipping pickle juice and drinking a glass of water upside-down.

5/2/2012

Scholars were nominated by YoungArts, a program of the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts (NFAA).

5/2/2012

The teenager charged in a deadly Ohio school shooting is mentally competent to stand trial in the deaths of three students, a judge ruled Wednesday.

5/2/2012

Over the past few years, the tools that could make for really excellent online distance learning have emerged in a piecemeal fashion.

5/2/2012

It may not have been as required in the economy 40 years ago, but now, it is skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) which can make a school leaver or graduate an enticing prospect to employers — even more important when faced with a stagnant economy.

5/2/2012

AMX announced the immediate availability of the NetLinx Clear Connect Gateway. 

5/2/2012

New research reveals a global creativity gap in five of the world’s largest economies, according to the Adobe State of Create global benchmark study. 

5/2/2012

Pearson’s free Election Series blog found at OnlineLearningExchange.com addresses campaign topics, providing complete, up-to-date learning resources and offering a forum for teachers and students. 

5/2/2012

TIPS (Threat Assessment, Incident Management and Prevention Services), an award-winning platform from Awareity, allows for the anonymous reporting.

5/2/2012

The state Senate's Republican majority provided almost $10 million more in school aid Tuesday night, but only to school districts represented by Republican senators this election year.

5/2/2012

Five months after beginning a pilot project to put computers in the hands of students, the St. Joseph School District might expand the program.

5/2/2012

The parents of a New Hampshire teenager who was tattooed against his will have sued the school district.

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