What started out as a tech initiative three years ago has now been rolled out to the high school, to both intermediate schools and to all six elementary schools.
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9/18/2012
A California law requires public schools to add a grade level this fall designed to give the very youngest students a boost when they enroll in kindergarten, but charter schools say the law does not apply to them, pitting them against the state Department of Education.
9/18/2012
The Quincy School Board Finance Committee heard of some changes to the School District’s budget, which is scheduled to be voted on next week.
9/18/2012
The Beaufort mother who has petitioned the Beaufort County School District to put cameras on school buses says she will now look to the courts to keep her children from being bullied.
9/18/2012
Less than a third of Clark County schools made the grade under No Child Left Behind in the 2011-12 academic year, marking a new low for the country's fifth-largest district.
9/18/2012
Placing students in the "least restrictive environment" while still providing them necessary assistance is chief, officials from both the Cedar Grove and Verona school districts said.
9/18/2012
With new federal guidelines dictating what is served at school cafeterias during lunch time, school districts all over the country have reworked their menus to accommodate the new rules.
9/18/2012
A southern California school district serving more than 17,000 students and 1,000 educators across 28 campuses is beefing up its wireless network.
9/18/2012
Despite a teachers strike, Lake Forest High School opened Monday with certified teachers, non-certified teacher assistants and community volunteers.
9/17/2012
Thousands of Los Angeles illegal immigrants have inundated the nation's second-largest school district for copies of records that might qualify them for the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
9/16/2012
On Friday, Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis sounded ebullient when she announced that the union had reached a tentative deal with Chicago Public Schools officials.
9/16/2012
As states across the country move toward a systemic revamping of their educational assessment programs, while embracing significantly higher standards through Common Core State Standards (CCSS), it is a good time to evaluate how states use learning assessments and whether they can be better transformed as teaching and learning tools.
9/16/2012
Two more local schools are giving their students the option of attending other schools this fall.
9/16/2012
Iowa public schools have a new tool to report and track bullying incidents in detail as they happen throughout the year.
9/16/2012
Even the task of passing around papers is regimented in Adrian Mercado's classroom.
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