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EoL Articles: schools
1.
Tornado recovery work begins in Alabama
Five Jefferson County, Alabama,
schools
remained closed Tuesday, a day after a tornado tore through the area, killing two and destroying at least 211 homes. Read Full Article ...
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
2.
Arizona proposes elective Bible course for high schools
Proposed legislation would make Arizona the sixth state in the nation to allow
schools
to offer a high-school elective course on the Bible. Read Full Article ...
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
3.
State development competition: Investing for the long term
... to redirect $11 million in purchasing by
schools
and health care institutions to local farms; a new research collaborative between Albany Medical College, RPI and UAlbany; and a consolidated $100 million ...
Thursday, 01 December 2011
4.
Action sought on 'food deserts'
... and fast-food restaurants within 1,000 feet of
schools
. Food deserts, as defined by the federal government, are in 32 of New York's 62 counties, the study finds. It says 86 percent of the 656,000 New Yorkers ...
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
5.
2 NY students surrender in exam cheating scandal
... high
schools
charged with accepting payments of between $500 and $3,600 to impersonate other students on SAT and ACT college entrance exams. Pomerantz was facing felony charges including scheming to defraud, ...
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
6.
Consolidation becoming 'big' idea
... burden and allow
schools
to stop cutting programs. The geographic distance between
schools
downstate is relatively small compared to more rural areas across upstate. Districts in those parts of the state ...
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
7.
Tax cap opponents shift tactics
NEW PALTZ -- Opponents of the state's new 2 percent property tax cap are shifting tactics by calling for a "circuit breaker" that would shift the burden for funding
schools
and local government toward ...
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
8.
Many schools have already used up their snow days
Across the New York City region, school districts are struggling to recover from the Halloween weekend snow storm that has played havoc with their calendars, forcing them to cancel classes, games, club ...
Friday, 04 November 2011
9.
Hillary Clinton's mother dies at 92
... Clinton described her mother's childhood as lonely and loveless. The Howells shuttled Dorothy and her younger sister, Isabelle, among relatives and
schools
. She was 8 when her parents divorced in 1927 ...
Wednesday, 02 November 2011
10.
Great Neck High School Cheating
... suggested that students only take the SAT in their home
schools
when possible, where identities can be verified. If that's not possible it was recommended that home
schools
e-mail identity photos ...
Tuesday, 01 November 2011
11.
School promises the world
... network of campuses around the world where the jet set can seamlessly continue their educations. The for-profit venture from CEO Chris Whittle, whose Edison
Schools
sought to remake public education, is ...
Sunday, 23 October 2011
12.
Nursing now a matter of degrees
... took one course a semester. During those 10 years, nurses can practice as RNs. Currently licensed nurses would not be subject to the law, and even students on the waiting list of nursing
schools
would ...
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
13.
N.Y. suggests measures to stop test cheating
...
schools
and teachers' careers. The report to the state Board of Regents is aimed at cheating by students, teachers and administrators during Regents exams and in scoring. The report says spot checks using ...
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
14.
Regents get tough on cheats
ALBANY -- State officials say cheating on Regents exams is a growing concern but just a fraction of the cases are being discovered as the tests are being used more to evaluate
schools
and teachers. State ...
Sunday, 16 October 2011
15.
Report: Layoffs hit 3 percent of NY teachers
... previous two years during the state's fiscal crisis. Cuomo insisted
schools
could cut waste without harming instruction and specifically targeted growing administration costs. Read Full Article ...
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
16.
New law helps shield student athletes from brain injury
... recreational sports or private
schools
. Under the law: An athlete who suffers a head injury or suspected concussion must be immediately removed from athletic activity. When it doubt, sit them out. The ...
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
17.
7,000 teachers laid off in cuts
... and September from 283 superintendents. "The
schools
and school districts chose to make these reductions in the classroom rather than dip into their reserves, cut back on the bureaucracy or reduce the ...
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
18.
I am not making a statement either for o
I am not making a statement either for or against corporal punishment. What I do object to is Congresswomen McCarthy and the Federal Government getting involved in our
schools
. The teaching of our children ...
Saturday, 08 October 2011
19.
Capital Profile
... from across the community from the earliest age -- when kids are babies. We have nurses that work with moms in the pre-natal stage, and we bring together people through pre-K, elementary, secondary
schools
...
Tuesday, 04 October 2011
20.
Elmont Gets A Short Stack For A Tall Cause: Highlighting Success Fundraiser A "Success"
... of years in collaboration with local public
schools
, universities, former Assemblyman Tom Alfano and current State Senator Jack Martins. The celebration, held each February, is in its ninth year. ...
Monday, 03 October 2011
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