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After generations of failure, a school and its students head for success
I was prepared for the dog-and-pony show — the choreographed "reveal" of a school makeover that's been in the works for years. I didn't expect much beyond a grown-up version of show-and-tell. But I came anyway because I have a soft spot for Jordan...
Tags: University of California, Berkeley, Teachers, Colleges and Universities, Science and Technology, Academic Progress
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Colorado's empty gun dorm a sign of sanity among the young
Young people are not exactly renowned for their judgment. We are, after all, talking about an age group that has to be told it is a bad idea to text while doing 70. Or drink alcohol till it spews from your nostrils. Or wear a T-shirt and flip-flops to...Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Politics, Gun Control, Interior Policy, University of Colorado at Boulder
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Wayne Twp. student suspended after handgun is found in locker
A Wayne Township middle-schooler has been suspended pending expulsion after administrators found a handgun inside his locker. Police were called to Chapel Hill 7th and 8th Grade Center on the city's west side Thursday. Adminstrators said they found...
Tags: Firearms, Students
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Life Out Here: Take it back to itch
Track pants and long-sleeved T-shirts. Basketball and Netflix. Crisp weather and good novels. My favorite time of the year is ending. School beckons and, starting Thursday, I again will be teaching groups of mostly young, mostly eager-to-learn young...
Tags: Education, Netflix Inc., Newspaper and Magazine, Students
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Digest: Hopkins, Salisbury players earn D3football.com honors
College football Hopkins, Salisbury players earn D3football.com honors Five Johns Hopkins players were chosen to the D3football.com All-South Region team: Junior offensive tackle Armand Jenifer received first-team honors, while senior linebacker...Tags: Loyola University Maryland, Soccer, The Pennsylvania State University, University of Maryland Baltimore County, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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State Board of Education approves new teacher licensing standards
Big changes are coming for Indiana teachers looking for licensing and schools seeking to hire administrators, and the state board of education didn’t wait for the newly elected leader to approve them. The reforms were pushed by outgoing...
Tags: Teachers, Politics, Elections, Tony Bennett
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Teachers, staff make scarves to honor teacher killed in house explosion
It is a labor of love for teachers and staff at Southwest Elementary School. They are honoring fellow teacher Jennifer Longworth and her husband Dion by making scarves and hats for Jennifer's students. The Longworths died in the south side house...
Tags: Explosions, Teachers, Emergency Incidents, Human Interest
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FAU takes heat for professor's Sandy Hook comments
James Tracy still has a job at Florida Atlantic University, FAU media relations director Lisa Metcalf said Wednesday. But beyond that, she didn't say much about Tracy, a tenured associate professor of communication who has brought much embarrassment...Tags: Education, Teachers, Colleges and Universities, Vaccines, Florida Atlantic University
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Student suspended after administrators recover stun gun from backpack
A Lawrence township freshman has been suspended and could face expulsion after administrators found a stun gun in his backpack. Another student tipped off administrators Tuesday. The stun gun didn’t injure anyone and never made it inside the...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Weaponry, Students
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Education board approves changes to teacher qualifications despite Ritz's request
Changes to teacher qualifications are coming to Indiana, despite a request from the incoming superintendent of public instruction for the Board of Education to hold off on the vote. The board voted 9-2 to pass several changes to teacher licensing,...
Tags: Teachers
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Interview: Daughtry rocks out with the school band
It was difficult to tell if the band students at Bronzeville Institute Scholastic were familiar with Daughtry’s music when the multi-platinum-selling rock band performed Friday at the Bronzeville neighborhood high school, not far from the old Robert...
Tags: Education, Josh Paul, Robert Taylor, Arts and Culture, Music
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Gao performing in 2 world-class worlds
Christina Gao was doing an interview during her daily, 2-mile afternoon trek from Harvard University to the Skating Club of Boston. "Wait," Gao said, "something noisy is going by." Waiting is the one thing Gao has no time for, not if she wants to be a...
Tags: Family, NBC (tv network), Colleges and Universities, Ice Skating, Russia
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