Thursday, June 12, 2003
Wednesday, June 11, 2003
President Bush, Secretary Paige Celebrate Approval of Every State Accountability Plan Under No Child Left Behind
Major milestone in meeting goals of historic law
Major milestone in meeting goals of historic law
Tuesday, June 10, 2003
What Unfunded Mandates? CBO Study Reveals Washington not at Fault for State Budget Crises
by Brian Riedl
by Brian Riedl
9 Ways to Boost Your Child's Positive Attitude Before the Bus Comes
These no-nonsense pointers will help you remove a large portion of last-minute stress that comes along with every weekday morning.
by Jackie D. Igafo-Te'o
These no-nonsense pointers will help you remove a large portion of last-minute stress that comes along with every weekday morning.
by Jackie D. Igafo-Te'o
Education Effort Meets Resistance
Leaders Say Teacher Certification Test Was Sabotaged
By Jay Mathews
Leaders Say Teacher Certification Test Was Sabotaged
By Jay Mathews
Pop Quiz Sends Paige Fishing for Help
Fifth-Graders at Southeast School Fill In the Gap for U.S. Education Chief
By Craig Timberg
Fifth-Graders at Southeast School Fill In the Gap for U.S. Education Chief
By Craig Timberg
High School Graduates 2003: In their own words
EDITOR'S NOTE: A high-school diploma represents a milestone achievement for any student. But for some, the road to graduation is especially difficult, filled with obstacles that take courage and fortitude to overcome, such as poverty, disease, the loss of home and family in war, drug abuse or relocation to a strange land with an unfamiliar language. Their success is all the more inspiring.
In today's Seattle Post-Intelligencer, graduates from the Class of 2003 tell in their own words about the daunting challenges they've met to earn a diploma and about their plans for the future.
EDITOR'S NOTE: A high-school diploma represents a milestone achievement for any student. But for some, the road to graduation is especially difficult, filled with obstacles that take courage and fortitude to overcome, such as poverty, disease, the loss of home and family in war, drug abuse or relocation to a strange land with an unfamiliar language. Their success is all the more inspiring.
In today's Seattle Post-Intelligencer, graduates from the Class of 2003 tell in their own words about the daunting challenges they've met to earn a diploma and about their plans for the future.
Monday, June 09, 2003
TAKE TIME NOW TO REVIEW YOUR STATE'S CURRICULUM PROGRAMS.
FIND YOUR STATE EASILY AT WWW.TEACHER-ACCESS.COM CURRICULUM PROGRAMS PAGE
FIND YOUR STATE EASILY AT WWW.TEACHER-ACCESS.COM CURRICULUM PROGRAMS PAGE
LAW ENFORCEMENT GROUP ENDORSES BILL'S IMPROVEMENTS TO HEAD START,
BUT WARNS GAINS WOULD BE OFFSET BY LOSSES UNDER OPEN-ENDED "STATE OPTION"
BUT WARNS GAINS WOULD BE OFFSET BY LOSSES UNDER OPEN-ENDED "STATE OPTION"
Foreign Students Navigate Labyrinth of New Laws
Slip-Ups Overlooked Before 9/11 Now Grounds for Deportation
By Caryle Murphy and Nurith C. Aizenman
Slip-Ups Overlooked Before 9/11 Now Grounds for Deportation
By Caryle Murphy and Nurith C. Aizenman
