EDUCATION

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IBM begins program to encourage teachers Employees nearing retirement can take up math and science

A survey by Metropolitan Life found that 70 percent of employees above the age of 55 had some interest in starting a second career, Litow said. Other corporations are watching the pilot program with an eye toward offering similar programs for their employees, he added.

Idaho State Superintendent of Public Instruction calls for greater state support – proposed budget asks for $47.5 million more to support public schools.

Howard said the proposal comes after four years of level funding and rising costs that "have eroded the capacity of schools to offer even basic educational programs."

B-School Tries Online Game, Scholarship to Spur Interest

"We hope to get a little viral marketing going so that people spread the word that Simon is an innovative place worth taking a look at," says Dean Mark Zupan.

Reach out and learn: E-learning in Montana takes flight – The Montana Schools E-Learning Consortium (MSELC)

Some 45 school districts have joined the consortium and more districts are coming on every week

The 4th and 5th grade students at Russell Elementary School in Missoula, Montana, are on a journey of a lifetime.

They are virtually running and walking across the entire United States as part of their physical education curriculum during the 2005-2006 school year.

Everyone is telling teachers what to teach

Even in an era of standardized tests, state governments and others are adding mandatory subjects to schools.

Chicago opens a rare ‘green’ school

The school also is designed to use 30% less water than expected for a building of its size and get half of its electricity from renewable resources, and it has a reflective coating to reduce the amount of heat getting in.

College of Business opens Bracken Business Communication Center which offers one-on-one technical expertise in business communications

A new center offering writing assistance for any student taking business classes opened Tuesday (Sept. 6) at MSU.

Great Falls High School educator named National Journalism Teacher of the Year

"That’s what we’re looking for — excellence,"

In Search Of Skilled Employees for America’s Future

If current trends continue, experts estimate that the U.S. will face a shortage of
roughly 13 million qualified employees by 2020.