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Prince George’s County Council discusses school board applications
The Prince George’s County Council, which must name an appointee to the reconfigured school board, met in executive session Tuesday to discuss candidates.
Council Chair Andrea C. Harrison (D-Springdale) said this week that the council plans to name a member before the end of the month, if not sooner.
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D.C. Council passes anti-truancy bill
The D.C. Council on Tuesday gave final approval to a measure meant to reduce truancy in the city’s schools.
Under the legislation, police must send a letter notifying parents whose children reach 10 unexcused absences that they are at risk of criminal prosecution.
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Fairfax school board members to vote on proposed discipline measures
The Fairfax County school board on Thursday will vote on more than a dozen measures proposed by members that may significantly change the district’s discipline policies.
Eight school board members have written 21 amendments for Thursday’s vote on revisions to the Student Rights and Responsibilities booklet.
Read full article >>Fairfax County schools to open new health academies
Next school year, Fairfax County students will be able to take college-level courses in biotechnology and health care at two new Governor’s academies that will open in the fall.
The school system’s Falls Church Academy and West Potomac Academy will establish the new programs in health sciences through a partnership with the Virginia Board of Education and state Department of Education.
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Mississippi governor: Educational troubles began when 'mom is in the workplace' -- VIDEO
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant (R) said Tuesday that America's educational troubles began when women began working outside the home in large numbers.
Bryant was participating in a Washington Post Live event focused on the importance of ensuring that children read well by the end of third grade. In response to a question about how America became "so mediocre" in regard to educational outcomes, he said:
Read full article >>Why universities advertise on Metro
The Farragut North Metro station hums at 8 a.m. on a weekday, with streams of commuters exiting the Red line and riding escalators into the sunshine of downtown Washington.
Before they hit the streets on Tuesday they passed giant banners advertising Drexel University Online.
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