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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.
5/2/2012
Educators showed their anxiety Tuesday about the future of their profession under state education reform, which some worried might cause them to lose their livelihoods despite their hard work and genuine care for student success.
5/2/2012
The public education system these days is rife with ways that private enterprises can make money.
5/2/2012
Arts, music and middle school sports programs in Clayton schools will be spared next year, but possibly at the expense of 134 teaching jobs under a cost-cutting plan approved by the school board this week.
5/2/2012
Texas Education Commissioner Robert Scott will resign in July after five years on the front lines of the state's public education battles, the agency announced Tuesday.
5/2/2012
District officials had mixed reactions to the release of graduation rates for each New Jersey district and public high school Tuesday. The figures use a revamped formula that has clipped back previously reported rates.
5/1/2012
Computer Automation Systems announced the release of DSCtop Mobile; a mobile application that unites the advantages of the DSCtop encounter capture system with convenience of an iPad, iPhone or any mobile device.
5/1/2012
Professional development leader School Improvement Network is releasing a series of videos that describe the best ways to stop bullying at school.
5/1/2012
McLean County Unit 5 District in Normal, Ill., is piloting the CyberBully Hotline from SchoolReach in six of its schools, including four junior and two senior high schools.
5/1/2012
In an effort to meet the needs of the nearly 50 percent of high school students who do not pass AP exams, McGraw-Hill Education announced the launch of the ONboard Series for Advanced Placement, an all-digital learning solution designed to improve students' performance in AP classes and on exams.
5/1/2012
Officials look to bolster communications with residents using Facebook, Twitter, and other forms of digital communications. The Wayne (N.J.) Public School District has created a social media network to enhance communication and information sharing with the community.
5/1/2012
The cursing, the squabbling and the anger in Miller County (Ga.) might not end, but the school board as it is currently composed there will.
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