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Tough love for Coppin
Coppin State University is a mess, and the problems go well beyond its abysmal six-year graduation rate of 15 percent. A report to the University System of Maryland Board of Regents by a committee assigned to study the school in the wake of former...
Tags: Students, University of Maryland Baltimore County, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Coppin State University, Education
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Graduates remember expereinces at SUNY Canton
Watertown Daily Times, N.Y.As they gathered in caps and gowns before Saturday's commencement ceremony, the line of students and faculty snaking through the sunny campus plaza, SUNY Canton's class of 2013 members recalled their time at college. Some were sorry to see it go, others...Tags: Students, Education, Graduation, State University of New York, Teaching and Learning
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A blessing to Lawrence High
The Decatur Daily, Ala.They are our future, these fresh-faced teenagers. For 13 years they worked, mastering coloring inside the lines, the alphabet and multiplication tables. They learned how to write book reports, conduct experiments and speak in foreign languages....Tags: Schools, Cerebral Palsy, Education, Mount Hope, University of Alabama
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Students put artistic talents on display
The Sanford Herald, N.C.More Fewer photos SANFORD -- As school districts all around the country fight cuts to arts education, students and parents mingled with art teachers and school administrators during Lee County Schools' 20th Cultural Arts Day on Saturday. The event was...Tags: Middle Schools, Schools, Students, Music, Education
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Learning finances at an early age
Tonawanda News, North Tonawanda, N.Y.At Cardinal O'Hara High School in the Town of Tonawanda, 82 seniors had the opportunity to see a classroom from the teacher's perspective. The students, part of the Junior Achievement program that is a mainstay in O'Hara's economics class, were broken...Tags: Schools, Students, Advanced Training, Education, Elementary Schools
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Art is ...
Tonawanda News, North Tonawanda, N.Y.Hundreds of pieces of art representing hundreds of hours of student work will be on display starting Wednesday at the North Tonawanda Alumni Center. The annual North Tonawanda School District Art Show, which includes ceramics, sculpture, digital media,...Tags: Students, Sculpture, Arts and Culture, Arts, Teaching and Learning
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Vallejo-area teachers honored at local church event
Times-Herald, Vallejo, Calif.Student members of a local church celebrated about a dozen of their instructors Saturday at a Teachers Appreciation Day event. "I was so honored (to receive the invitation)," Lisa Harvey said of the event at the Church of Christ Iglesia Ni Cristo on...Tags: Education, Religion and Belief, Teaching and Learning
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KSUA professor wins prestigious national award
Star Beacon, Ashtabula, OhioIrene Edge has kept students on the cutting edge of information technology for decades. Years of commitment to her students and Ashtabula County were honored recently as Edge, an assistant professor at Kent State University-Ashtabula Campus, received...Tags: Students, Dwayne Johnson, Advanced Training, Kent State University, Teaching and Learning
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Texas A&M students, faculty push for more transparency in fees process
The Eagle, Bryan, TexasTexas A&M faculty leaders generally support a course-fee structure that a system audit found to be mismanaged. However, the students paying the fees are not as supportive. The Texas A&M University System audit found that the majority of the $28...Tags: Students, Science and Technology, Cheshire, Education, Teaching and Learning
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Parent petition targets punitive policy
The Record, Stockton, Calif.A Stockton woman is seeking change to a Lodi Unified School District policy that she says puts students who have been suspended from school at an unfair academic disadvantage. Lecia Harrison, a Stockton social worker, said she was surprised when one...Tags: Students, Punishment, Lobbying, Teaching and Learning, Politics
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EDITORIAL: Independent Foundations Strengthen Teachers, Improve Education
Times Record, Fort Smith, Ark.When we send our children to school, we hope they will find people there who will care for them as we would ourselves. That's understandable; our children are precious to us. But the responsibilities we ask our teachers to bear are enormous and often...Tags: Students, Consumers, Teaching and Learning
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Teachers get the bad news: Don't expect a raise soon
Lake County's 4,700 teachers and school workers aren't likely to get raises for the current school year after lengthy union wage negotiations wrap up. School officials recently told the two unions representing teachers and school services workers...
Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Rick Scott, Career and Workplace, Teaching and Learning
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