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Area children have big dreams for summer vacation
The Natchez Democrat, Miss.Johnny Maples can already feel the sand between his toes. With just a few days of school left, the Vidalia Lower Elementary School second-grade student is preparing for a beach trip to Gulf Shores, Ala., with his family and friends. "I'm going to miss...Tags: Travel, Gaming, Beach Vacations, Teaching and Learning, Schools
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Need for speed fuels N.E. crews
Boston HeraldWith speedy crews across the board, there will be no easy rides to victory today in the 68th Eastern Sprints on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester. And that includes the five New England schools ranked in U.S. Rowing's top 10 poll -- Harvard (No. 2),...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Sports, Rowing, Lightweight Rowing
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Immigration reform to be subject of Latino Memphis round-table discussion
Commercial AppealWith his graduation from Kingsbury High School Saturday, Dante Bonilla became closer to his dream of being the first person in his family to attend college. The 18-year-old has received a full scholarship to Victory University in Memphis, where he plans...Tags: Politics, United States Census Bureau, Immigration Reform Legislation (2013), Colleges and Universities, U.S. House of Representatives
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Shelby County Commission supported merger, but will it approve school board budget?
Commercial AppealCharts: Total general fund expenditures and per pupil general fund expenditures for Memphis City Schools and Shelby County Schools _____ As one of the most forceful champions of public education in Shelby County, Dr. Jeffrey Warren, a longtime Memphis...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Separation of Church and State, Politics, Restructuring and Recapitalization, Local Government
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Graduating Into A Sunnier Job Market
The Hartford CourantFor nearly 6,900 students who graduated Sunday at colleges around the state, the natural question is: What's next? Happily, this year's graduates have more reason to be optimistic than those who graduated two or three years ago, although the market...Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Philosophy, Aetna Inc., Central Connecticut State University, Cigna Corporation
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After hard knocks, Salthawk is onward and upward
The Hutchinson News, Kan.Meet Ana Blanton. She's an 18-year-old Hutchinson resident with bright eyes and an easy smile. Her cellphone is seldom out of reach, and it's busy with the buzzing and humming of text messages and Facebook notifications. She has a driver's license...Tags: School Examinations, Personal Income, Family, University of Kansas , Adult Education
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Inspirational finish
The Hutchinson News, Kan.The NJCAA national track meet had few, if any, problems. That was good news for Hutchinson Community College, which hosted the meet at Gowans Stadium the previous three days. What was even better was where the men's team finished. The Blue Dragons...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, Track and Field, Courtland
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Rutgers pioneer in public-interest law looks back
The Philadelphia InquirerAs a female student in the male-dominated law school culture of the early 1970s, Eve Biskind Klothen had such a terrible time that she figured she would leave, go into public-interest law, and never return to academia. She could not have expected that...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Government, Politics, Civil and Public Service, Rutgers University
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A giant step in Davidson history
The Charlotte ObserverKaneisha Gaston's ancestors helped build Davidson College as slaves. On Sunday, she'll walk across the stage there and receive her diploma. She's the first African American from the town of Davidson to graduate from Davidson College, said school...Tags: Graduation, Teaching and Learning, Charlotte, Education, Colleges and Universities
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Still no leads in Boyne schools lockdown incident
BOYNE FALLS — The search for a man seen crossing Dam Road allegedly holding a handgun in Boyne Falls led to an area lockdown of area schools on Friday, though the search turned up no leads. "The search has been officially called off after three K-9...
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Reducing drop-out rate is challenge for MPS
Muskogee Phoenix, Okla.Muskogee Public Schools saw one in 18 of its high school students drop out last year, according to State Department of Education statistics. There are numerous reasons for high school students to drop out -- underperforming, lack of interest, personal...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Finance, Bonds, Social Issues, Economy, Business and Finance
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Mini-Cassia Graduation Ceremonies Start Monday
The Times-News, Twin Falls, IdahoRaft River High School will kick off a week of high school graduations in Mini-Cassia on Monday. Twenty students at the school will graduate this year, said Ilene Reed, senior advisor at RRHS. Reed said because the community is rural, activities at...Tags: Graduation, Teaching and Learning, Schools, Education, High Schools
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