Gerald Bracey: Neocons Discover the Liberal Arts and the Well-Rounded Kid HuffingtonPost
Truly, it was a scene to be savored. Dana Gioia, a poet and Chairman of the National Endowment of the Arts, to illustrate from his own experience as a high school teacher how the arts can serve self-development, grabbed the stumpy hand of former assistant secretary of education (Reagan), Chester E. Finn, Jr., assumed the role of Romeo and said, in rounded tones worthy of being spoke at the
Margaret A. Lind Boston Herald
Margaret Adelaide (Lawrence) Lind of Scituate, formerly of Norwell, a retired high school teacher, died Saturday at her home. She was 90. Born in Shutesbury, Mrs. Lind was raised in Greenfield. She attended
School Board orders new band uniforms Huron Plainsman
After several delays and a personnel change in the middle, the Huron Board of Education approved the order for new marching band uniforms for Huron High School. The bid amount from Stanbury of $43,433 includes 125 complete band uniforms and five drum major uniforms.
Online Journal Combines Teaching Math And Studying How Students Learn Science Daily
When instructors at Bronx-area community colleges applied for a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study how students think about fundamental concepts of calculus, they hoped to gain a better understanding of how college students learn mathematics. During the 4-year project, the teacher-researchers integrated ongoing research theories with classroom teaching. As a result, their project
Student hit by car in school parking lot News 14 Carolina
A 12-year-old and a teacher's assistant were both treated for minor injuries at local hospitals Tuesday morning after a driver hit them in the school's pick-up and drop-off zone.
Not their fault Boston Globe
Last spring, Westwood High School senior Elizabeth Walsh signed up for advanced placement courses in government, statistics, and environmental science, plus chorus. But budget cuts wound up eliminating all four classes.
Anderson makes bid for school board seat The Deming Headlight
A retired Deming Public Schools teacher and administrator has announced his candidacy for a seat on the DPS Board of Education. Bayne Anderson, 56, a lifelong Deming resident, seeks election to District 4, a position now held by Tony Sayre.
Edgartown School works hard to meet rising MCAS standards Martha's Vineyard Times
No teachers or administrators on the Island wanted their school to be the first to fall short of the MCAS test standards set by the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act, commonly known as "No Child Left Behind."
South Stokes student collapses, dies News 14 Carolina
A Stokes County high school student who collapsed during warm-ups for a JROTC class was later pronounced dead at the county hospital, officials said. FULL STORY >> Updated: 12/13/2006 8:16 PM
Food items help earn a free day McPherson Sentinel
CANTON -- Something new has begun at Canton-Galva High School. The Eagle Leaders, a new organization at the school, decided to make a contest out of the county-wide food drive.
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