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The Tulsa race riot of 1921 was unknown to students in the 11th-grade language arts class at Jefferson High School in Portlan -More- 

Under the guidance of finance and accounting students from the University of Colorado, students at Summit Middle School in Bo -More- 

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The Governing Board of Arizona's Tucson Unified School District has approved a policy that, as of this fall, sets specific be -More- 

West Virginia plans this fall to expand to all schools a teacher-evaluation system that began two years ago as a pilot progra -More- 

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When introducing technology in education, it is important to understand how technology is defined and critical for educators  -More- 

Research shows that many U.S.  -More- 

Students and teachers at the Center for Innovative Learning in Aiken, S.C., have collected $4,881 worth of their "CIL bucks"  -More- 

Students and teachers from four Maine schools collaborated with the Maine Historical Society to archive photographs, maps, le -More- 

NCSS provides the professional network and teaching resources to keep social studies a valued and vital part of the nation's  -More- 

NCSS is seeking candidates for Vice-President, and the Board of Directors.  -More- 

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Grace Murray Hopper,U.S. Navy officer and computer scientist -More- 

A conversation with Jeffrey Selingo, the author of “College (Un)Bound,” who argues that the higher-education system is both vital to the American economy and “broken.”    

High school graduation season gets underway next week in Loudoun County. Graduation speakers this year include authors, business executives, favorite long-time teachers, a military hero, and one aspiring comedian.

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It is often argued that the low education achievement levels of African-Americans and Hispanics are caused by poverty. Looking at this premise is writer and researcher Michael Holzman, a consultant to the Schott Foundation for Public Education and the author most recently of "The Black Poverty Cycle and How to End It."

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Fairfax County schools superintendent Jack D. Dale will not return to work before his official retirement on June 30 as he continues to recover from emergency cardiovascular surgery, according to a letter he wrote to schools employees.

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