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In York: Two schools, a creek, and an idea
York Daily Record, Pa.A strip of land along the Codorus Creek in York will soon get an all-natural upgrade, with officials looking to turn the area into a playground for area kids. It would be the second such city playground, both planned through a unique initiative. The...Tags: Craigslist, Inc.
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Teacher going the distance
The Salem NewsOn April 15, Allison Rickenbach was halted at mile 25.8 of the Boston Marathon, just four-tenths of a mile before crossing the finish line. Yesterday, she "finished" her marathon by running a lap around the Salem Common with 25 of her students from...Tags: Boston Marathon, Schools
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Ritz kicks off new statewide reading program
The Tribune-Star, Terre Haute, Ind.On the day she kicked off a new, statewide, literacy program, Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz made an evening stop in Clay County to speak to the Democratic party faithful. Ritz, the only Democrat to win a statewide race in last...Tags: Mitt Romney, Elections, Democratic Party, Republican Party, School Examinations
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BRIEF: Charter school for troubled students calling it quits
The Columbus DispatchA Columbus charter school that serves troubled students in grades 6-9 will close at the end of this school year. The board of Crittenton Community School voted in March to close its doors because of low enrollment. The school, founded in 2002, works...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Schools
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Guilford Art Center offers May bell proceeds to One Fund Boston
New Haven Register, Conn.The Guilford Art Center is honoring the victims of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombing by donating 100 percent of the proceeds from its Boston Harbor Bell sales throughout the month of May to The One Fund Boston. Bells for Boston features the 10-inch...Tags: Martin Richard, Deval Patrick, Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Thomas Menino, Lobbying
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St. Elizabeth Academy celebrates its last tradition together as a school
St. Louis Post-DispatchIn the chapel, the school came together one more time. The girls went to say goodbye to the senior class, sending them out into the world to live the mission and spirit of their patron saint. But it also was their final time together as the last...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, High Schools, Separation of Church and State, Students
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Weeks in review
Change of SubjectThe "Weeks in Review" feature is now an open thread in which commenters can talk about any current events or cultural phenomena that have caught their attention, including but limited to the topics brought up in our traditional roundup of...... -
Democrats stall teacher evaluation rules until LePage reveals education agenda
Bangor Daily News, MaineA week and a half of tension that began to mount last week with the release of an A-through-F grading system for public schools culminated Friday evening with Education Commissioner Stephen Bowen attacking Senate President Justin Alfond for delaying...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Executive Branch, Paul LePage, Regional Authority
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Pirates notebook: Alvarez's 0 for 3 night hinted at hot streak
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewIf Pedro Alvarez is on the upswing of another one of his torrid offensive stretches, the starting point should not be set at his towering home run Thursday against the New York Mets. Nor was it the infield single he legged out earlier in that game. "No,...Tags: Citi Field, Russell Martin, Neil Walker, New York Mets, Autism
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City officials to vote on development at old airport // MAPS
The News Herald, Panama City, Fla.City officials plan to fast track development of the old airport property. Phase I site plans for SweetBay will be considered by the city planning board Monday before possibly going to city commissioners for Tuesday's meeting. If approved the...Tags: Panama City (Panama), Public Officials, Panama, Government
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Strike forces dominate the lanes
Jessica Mellott was quite at ease while recently competing among thousands of other standout bowlers in the month-long Florida State Pepsi Tournament at Strikers Family Sportscenter in Sunrise. "There really wasn't any pressure," said Mellott, a junior...Tags: High Schools, Teaching and Learning, Indian Trace Elementary School, Students, Florida State University
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Uwharrie moves forward with 130 in grades 9-10
The Courier-Tribune, Asheboro, N.C.The 130 rising ninth- and 10th-graders who submitted enrollment forms to attend Uwharrie Charter Academy have been admitted for its first school year starting in August. "UCA is excited to grant admission to ALL of our currently enrolled students! We...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Lotteries, Students, Public Schools, Schools
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