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Steele defends Ehrlich's charter school proposal at a Senate panel hearing
Sun StaffIn his debut committee performance testifying on behalf of the administration, Lt. Gov. Michael S. Steele defended the governor's charter school plan yesterday, arguing that it would rescue low-income students mired in substandard schools. "Without...Tags: Regional Authority, Roy P Dyson, Hollinger Incorporated, Curricula, Maryland
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Administration calls charter schools bill in Senate too weak
Sun StaffOne of Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s top legislative priorities appeared to be in trouble yesterday after the Senate passed a charter schools bill that the administration calls unacceptable. "This is about kids, empowering kids," said Lt. Gov. Michael S....Tags: Regional Authority, Roy P Dyson, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, Public Schools
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Townsend rallying support of teachers
Sun StaffOcean City -- Democrat Kathleen Kennedy Townsend sought to energize support yesterday from one of Gov. Parris N. Glendening's most loyal boosters from organized labor, carrying with her the endorsement of an architect of Maryland's landmark public...Tags: Regional Authority, Republican Party, Maryland, Advertising, Casino and Gambling Industry
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He's now the man with the plan
Sun StaffHe comes from one of Baltimore's most storied political families, and as part of that proud dynasty Baltimore City Councilman Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. watched in frustration as the city's leadership was pushed to the sidelines by a state government ready...Tags: Justice System, Annapolis, Maryland, Finance, Teaching and Learning
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Assembly session leaves uncertain legacy
Sun StaffCathy Shea's business will continue to boom. She has the Maryland General Assembly to thank for that. Shea runs Golden Ring Travel, a Baltimore County agency that charters buses to the casinos in New Jersey's Atlantic City, to the slot machines at...Tags: Regional Authority, Justice System, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Lotteries
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Students remember Indiana's fallen soldiers
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND — Dozens of students and staff members from South Bend Career Academy carried poster-sized images and biographies of fallen military service members from Indiana through downtown Friday morning. Standing in front of The Tribune’s...Tags: Freedom of the Press, Memorial Day
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A 'downtown' for Coral Springs? New vision unfolds
CORAL SPRINGS Build a new City Hall — and make it an attraction for a new downtown. Instead of burying canals, turn them into destination places, like the famous San Antonio River Walk where tourists can raft with paddle boats alongside quaint...
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Seven Generations summer youth play dates scheduled
Children entering kindergarten and first grade at the Seven Generations Charter School in Emmaus are welcome to attend regular, information play dates scheduled outdoors throughout the summer, according to the Seven Generations Charter School website....Tags: Emmaus, Allergies, Schools
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Special events boost charter schools
For the city-run charter schools in Pembroke Pines, raising money to keep them running is an uphill battle. The charter schools don't have access to the same tax money that funds Broward County Public Schools, so they turn to alternative sources of...Tags: Running, Road Running, Schools, Broward County Public Schools, Finance
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Roberto Clemente students unite to change Allentown
Asmin Peralta Jr. was walking through the hallway of Roberto Clemente Charter School last school year when he saw history teacher Mike Frassetto sitting alone in his classroom. Frassetto had been Peralta's student teacher the year before. Peralta...
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Hartford Parents Discuss First Year In State Commissioner's Network
The Hartford CourantAna Soto recalled a time when her grandson couldn't spell the word "the." That was only last August, Soto told the legislature's Black and Latino Caucus Thursday night. Soto talked about the "trust and a lot of faith" she has in Milner School's new...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Schools, Dwayne Johnson
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Spreading the word that Latin lives, a monk comes to New York
ReutersBy Claudia Parsons NEW YORK, May 23 (Reuters) - "Quomodo dicis latine life-jacket?" quipped one of the Latin-speaking passengers on a tour boat circumnavigating Manhattan on a rainy Sunday morning in May, just after the captain's safety announcement....Tags: Vatican City, Manhattan (New York City), Francis I, Rome (Italy), The Pope
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