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New investment to create 70 small high schools across the country

Foundation gives more than $40 million to enable students to graduate with high school diploma and associate’s degree Contact: Carol Rava Treat Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Phone: 206.709.3400, E-mail: [email protected] NEW YORK – To…

High-tech teaching in Helena

E. Helena gets futuristic classroom. The classroom of the future might look something like Mike Agostinelli’s sixth grade social studies class at East Valley Middle School. By LAURA TODE, IR Staff Writer – For the…

Digital literacy is essential for students

Two prominent foundations have declared that the world needs to set new standards for what it means to be literate in the 21st century. By Cara Branigan, Assistant Editor, eSchool News “For the first time…

High school student helps launch internet telescope

If most high school students ever get to see the Horsehead Nebula, it’s by looking at a book, or a slide in science class. From eSchool News staff and wire service reports But thanks to…

Idaho schools use Net to reach parents

Nampa district puts attendance, grades online NAMPA — The Nampa School District is enlisting new allies to make sure that students are attending school and keeping up their grades: parents. Idaho Statesman And district educators…

High-tech education still a high priority in Colorado

Denver’s first High-Tech High School – aimed at getting more low-income kids into high-tech careers- should open as early as 2003, state officials announced here Monday. By Jennifer Beauprez Denver Post Business Writer The school…

A Mad Scramble for Internships

Summer jobs this year are few and far between. That’s sparking a flurry of new thinking by administrators and students alike No one is interested in classes. Everyone is focused on recruiting. That’s how first-year…

Not Making The Grade -Teachers have a tough time trying to live in San Francisco

When Steve Bush joined Galileo High School’s English Department in 1999, he already had a picture of what the future might hold for him. by Carol Lloyd, special to SF Gate Tuesday, March 12, 2002…

Committee to discuss public school funding

Recommendations on how to improve public school funding will get their first hearing at meetings the next three evenings in northcentral Montana towns. By PETER JOHNSON Tribune Staff Writer The suggestions are meant to address…

MSU prof wants accounting students to know how spot fraud in real world

Nick Gibbons remembers flying down to Houston last fall, when the Arthur Anderson accounting firm gave him the most lavish job interview of his young career. By GAIL SCHONTZLER Chronicle Staff Writer "They were actually…