Cindy Ulrich, executive director of financial services for Eastmont School District, explains what the Educational Programs Levy is, how it accounts for 14% ...
I had the great pleasure to observe Generation Civics Day at the State House this morning and could not have been more genuinely impressed. Students from Day Middle School joined with students from Lowell High School, Boston Public Schools, Malden schools and others to showcase their experience and accomplishments as citizen activists
Through Generation Citizen, Day Middle School 8th graders identified and researched issues that impact…
The University of Wyoming offers exciting educational summer camps or programs in Music, Dance, STEM, Health, Chemistry, Energy and Arts & Sciences. With Over 15 summer camps or programs to choose from, there is something for everyone from 5th grade to high school seniors.
by Christopher Leonard, MSW, LCSW, M.Ed
According to The National Center for Education Statistics , only 57% of students who began a 4-year college in the Fall of 2002 graduated within 6 years. What accounts for this alarming college dropout rate and what can be done about it? A big part of the answer lies in emotional resiliency.
A February 2011 study led by Michigan State University and funded by the College Board, identified the critical events that are most likely to lead…
Congratulations to our seventh-grade students who qualified for the Duke TIP program! The Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) is a leader in identifying and serving the educational needs of academically gifted youth. Through challenging educational programs, imparted information, as well as their advocacy and research, Duke TIP is a significant resource. Above all, this nonprofit educational organization helps gifted scholars reach their full academic…
Nathan Corbett, a fifth grader at Ithica Elementary School, has been honored by Duke Talent Identification Program for his academic performance. Corbett was designated as testing with honors for scoring in the top 10 percent on the PSAT 8/9 when compared to national test takers in the ninth grade nationally. Duke TIP is a non-profit organization that supports academically talented students in grades fourth through twelfth…
Bulletin Board: A Post From the Community | AURORA, IL ¿ State Representative Linda Chapa LaVia visited Fox Valley Montessori School on Tuesday, August 13th to meet with head of school, Denise Monnier and the school¿s teaching staff. As Representative Chapa LaVia was guided through the halls of Fox Valley Montessori there was one word she kept repeating, ¿collaboration.¿ Representative Chapa LaVia came to the local…
The character of a school is made up of many facets that distinguish it from others. Researchers like Jim Collins, (Good to Great, 2001) investigated what made organizations from giant corporations to small private therapeutic schools achieve levels of exceptional achievement while maintaining their true vision. A closer look at Sage Day Middle School in Mahwah, New Jersey provides insight into what a quality educational program…
We spend $11.5 billion dollars a year on everything from educational programs to medical therapies to help autistic children.
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Video, TV, interactive books, screen-based games: Young children today are practically bathed in this stuff as young as toddlerhood. What is the impact? As a parent who is simultaneously fascinated by and worried about the impact of electronic media on my children─and as a journalist and researcher specializing in education, technology, and social science─I have been digging for answers. Along the…
Learning can be lifelong! If a child falls in love with learning at a young age, she has the opportunity to spend her entire life exploring, creating, and contributing to the world in constructive ways. At every impasse, she has the inherent belief that she can dig deeper, learn more, create what she can see in her imagination, and give her gifts to the world. She will not settle for status quo, punching a clock, disinterested in life. Instead, she will know that…
A public elementary, middle, or high school whose curricula are theme-based and technology-rich. Magnet school teachers are specially trained not only in theme integration but also in innovative and rigorous academic instructional methods. Magnet schools offer students opportunities to discover, explore, and refine their talents and interests while focusing on excellence in academics. Our magnet schools support the district’s mission to provide all students the knowledge…
What do students get out of Future City
What do students get out of Future City?
What do students get out of Future City?
What do students get out of Future City?
What do students get out of Future City?
At a glance
Future City starts with a question—how can we make the world a better place? To answer it, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students imagine, research, design, and build cities of the future that showcase their solution to a citywide sustainability…
While everyone else is having a lot more fun, my colleagues and I sit up late at night writing a free website, the Best Evidence Encyclopedia ( www.bestevidence.org ), which reviews evaluations of educational programs in reading, math, and science
The recent reports reinforce an observation I've made previously. When programs are found to have little or no impact on student learning, it is often the…
Tuition and other revenue only cover approximately 70% of our expenses
This is why every dollar counts. Your generous donations support our mission to educate, inspire and provide enrichment opportunities to our students and District residents
We all know WSS is unique. Nowhere else in the Washington metropolitan area will you find fundamental, perceptual art instruction in an intimate classroom setting. Our exhibitions, artist talks and…
Despite the alphabet soup of acronyms used to describe educational programs and the bureaucratic red tape involved in obtaining benefits, learning is a singular experience and small improvements can have profound impacts.
April 10: Boise School Board meeting, 6:00 p.m. Facilities and Operations Building, 6625 S. Elite Dr., Boise. The Board will: receive monthly consent agenda items that they will review and vote on; receive an update on Grading and K-6 Report Card; vote to certify the 2017 bond election results; receive the bond financing plan and resolution and vote on first and second reading of Board policies. When available, complete meeting agenda will be posted here . Public is invited to attend
April 11:…
"The Mission of the West Seneca Central School District is to provide a diversified educational program, which will produce literate, caring, ethical, responsible, and productive citizens." Our primary objective is Student Achievement with a focus on Teaching and Learning. As a result, we believe that every staff member is vital to the education process. We are looking for talented and energetic staff to join our dynamic…
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It is the policy of the Oregon Trail School Board that there will be no discrimination or harassment on the grounds of race, color, sex (gender), marital status, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, age or disability in any educational programs, activities or employment.
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