09-12-31  Teen accused of burning child in bath (The Gainesville Sun)

By Cindy Swirko Staff writer Child abuse charges have been filed against a Gainesville teen stemming from accusations that he burned his 6-week-old child in hot water. The incident happened Dec. 24.

10-01-13  Connetquot Central School District Of Islip Installs Axis Network Cameras In 11 Schools To Enhance S

Axis Communications the global boss in the network video market recently announced that Connetquot Central School District of Islip in Long Island NY is using Axis network cameras to enhance the security and safety of its public academy students and facilities

10-01-15  Texas Shuts Door on Millions in Education Grants (New York Times)

Texas has opted out of the match for a $700 million Race to the Top federal education grant calling the program an intrusion on states’ control through education.

10-01-14  Exeter holds contest to name new elemental academy (Reading Eagle)

Names of Exeter School District buildings generally follow a pretty easy pattern. If they're not named for the grades they serve such like Exeter High School and Exeter Junior High they frequently take the name of a neighborhood such as Lorane Elementary and the Reiffton School.

10-01-02  19. Single academy sessions to be implemented soon (The Star)

TAMIL Nesan has quoted Deputy Education Minister Dr Mohd Puad Zakarshi like saying that the implementation of a single session in the primary and secondary schools throughout the country was near.

10-01-15  Restoring Relics of Black Education in the Old South (New York Times)

Dozens of schools built for blacks in the rural South in the 1920s are being restored and reflected upon like a turning point in black education.

10-01-02  Changes: Downtown makeover (The Springfield News-Leader)

A fter 10 years and almost a quarter of a billion dollars in investment the two square miles surrounding Park Central Square have seen significant change.

09-12-31  Teacher charged in two bank heists (New Hampshire Union Leader)

Gail Rasmussen 49 of 17 Winterberry Road Brookline a Hollis-Brookline Middle School teacher was charged yesterday with robbing two banks in Massachusetts.

10-01-15  National Labor College to Launch Online Program for Working Families in Partnership with The Princet

College Established by the AFL-CIO Will Offer Affordable High-Quality Online Degree Programs

10-01-13  William Howard Taft University Is Accepting Applications For 2010 Doctor Of Education Scholarship; 2

William Howard Taft University is currently accepting applications for the Ninth Annual Roger J. Duthoy Scholarship Program. The reward valued in surplus of $20000.00 will include all tuition and related fees in the school's online Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) Program. All coursework in the Prog ...

09-12-30  Teacher salaries receive center stage (The Intelligencer)

Local taxpayers are pressuring state lawmakers to ban teacher strikes.

10-01-13  Teacher carjacked near Weil Elementary School in Hill District (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

A knife-wielding man carjacked a Pittsburgh Public Schools teacher in the parking lot of a Hill District elemental academy this morning authorities said.

09-12-29  Northwestern Lehigh schools chief leaving Susanne Meixsell wil job in education for global media cor

After working in public schools for almost two decades Susanne Meixsell superintendent of the Northwestern Lehigh School District plans to move to Washington D.C. and enter the private sector for the first time.

10-01-14  Education academy looks to receive national funding (The Red and Black)

There may be a new source of funding for the University's College of Education. On Jan. 6 President Barack Obama announced an expansion of his "Educate to Innovate" campaign providing more funding to support programs training math and science teachers. The expansion allocates funds to private f ...

10-01-14  Teens in technical programs earning university credit (WCSH 6 Portland)

ELLSWORTH Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- High academy students learning media productions skills in Hancock County are also earning university credits.

09-12-31  Broken Bow community university campus searching for structure site (Grand Island Independent)

BROKEN BOW — Mid-Plains Community College’s extended campus in Broken Bow is progressing in its efforts to find a place to construct a structure of its own.

10-01-02  Victoria woman accused of rental scam (Canada.com)

Police in the Victoria suburb of Saanich are investigating what may have been a rental scam in which a landlord is alleged to have taken damage or rent deposits from most of the 22 people who were seeking to rent her two-bedroom apartment.

10-01-13  College Admissions: Study quantifies minority enrollment losses if affirmative action is eliminated

A nationwide ban on affirmative action in university admissions would cause a 10 percent drop in black and Hispanic enrollment at the nation's most selective colleges and universities according to a new study.

10-01-14  Education back on the menu for academy cooks (Yorkshire Post Today)

FOOD writer and television cook Prue Leith opened a new state-of-the-art training kitchen at Doncaster College yesterday which will supply the latest courses for academy cooks. (14/01/2010 11:03:12)

10-01-11  Indiana Business School Stuns Online Education Market (PRWeb)

Eighty-five percent of U.S. colleges have online programs. Indiana Wesleyan University has just opened enrollment for two new Master of Business Administration programs that will have students gift and university administrators along the country turning green with envy. Now deal students have t ...

09-12-31  Ex-Sylvania teacher sentenced to community service for forgery (The Toledo Blade)

BLADE STAFF A former Sylvania City Schools substitute teacher who forged his credentials by creating a false teaching certificate was sentenced to four years of community control in Lucas County Common Pleas Court Wednesday. As part of his probation Benjamin Haynam was ordered to continue his s ...

10-01-14  In addition to classroom duties former Rosenwald teacher helped in cannery (The Times and Democrat)

“A gift” is how an 87-year-old former teacher views the construction of the hundreds of Rosenwald schools built throughout the South between 1917 and 1932 that opened the doors of opportunity to African-American children.

10-01-02  Access to Education (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)

High School Students in grades 10-12 should be allowed access to post secondary education opportunities. If their grades reflect the capacity to do the workthey should get the chance. Washington State has had the Running Start program for more than 20 years now. High School Students can graduat ...

10-01-14  Early projections have Pleasanton teachers taking biggest hit (Tri-Valley Herald)

District recommends eliminating at least 60 jobs including 31 teacher positions

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