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  • 3Com gets 3-year networking contract (AP)
    AP - Computer networking systems maker 3Com Corp. said Wednesday that it received a three-year contract with the Department of Education and Training in Australia's Northern Territory to supply schools.  More

  • Kansas City, Mo., school board to vote on closures (AP)

    In this photo taken Feb. 28, 2010, the Kansas City Board of Education building, located near the Sprint Center, is seen from McGee Street, in Kansas City, Mo. Sale of the building would help as the board tries to cut $50 million from next years budget. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)AP - The Kansas City school board is facing a stark choice: close nearly half its public schools or face a potential bankruptcy.


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  • New national math, English standards drafted (AP)

    In this Friday, Feb. 12, 2010 photo, first grader Victoria Bernade copies a sentence as teacher Lori Peck goes over sentence structure during class at Grace L. Patterson Elementary school in Vallejo, Calif.  The nation's public schools are falling under severe financial stress as states slash education spending and drain federal stimulus money that staved off deep classroom cuts and widespread job losses. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)AP - Math and English instruction in the United States moved a step closer to uniform — and more rigorous — standards Wednesday as draft new national guidelines were released.


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    • 3Com gets 3-year networking contract (AP)
      AP - Computer networking systems maker 3Com Corp. said Wednesday that it received a three-year contract with the Department of Education and Training in Australia's Northern Territory to supply schools.  More

    • Kansas City, Mo., school board to vote on closures (AP)

      In this photo taken Feb. 28, 2010, the Kansas City Board of Education building, located near the Sprint Center, is seen from McGee Street, in Kansas City, Mo. Sale of the building would help as the board tries to cut $50 million from next years budget. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)AP - The Kansas City school board is facing a stark choice: close nearly half its public schools or face a potential bankruptcy.


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    • New national math, English standards drafted (AP)

      In this Friday, Feb. 12, 2010 photo, first grader Victoria Bernade copies a sentence as teacher Lori Peck goes over sentence structure during class at Grace L. Patterson Elementary school in Vallejo, Calif.  The nation's public schools are falling under severe financial stress as states slash education spending and drain federal stimulus money that staved off deep classroom cuts and widespread job losses. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)AP - Math and English instruction in the United States moved a step closer to uniform — and more rigorous — standards Wednesday as draft new national guidelines were released.


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    • Report: States team up on new academic standards (AP)
      AP - Governors and state education leaders are proposing a new set of standards to define what should be taught in the nation's public schools, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.  More

    • Texas ed board set to take 1st vote since primary (AP)

      In this Sept. 17, 2009 file photo, Don McLeroy, former Texas State Board of Education chairman, talks with new Chairwoman Gail Lowe during a break in a meeting of the board where hearings on a new social studies curriculum were taking place. On Wednesdsay, March 10, 2010, McLeroy, a devout Christian conservative, will be attending his first board meeting as a lame duck, where the board is set to take their first vote on new social studies curriculum standards. (AP Photo/Harry Cabluck, File)AP - Texas' state education board, rocked by primary elections that may push the influential panel's far-right leanings toward the center, is set to take its first vote on a new social studies curriculum that could reverberate in classrooms nationwide.


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    • Texas co. gets contract for food service software (AP)
      AP - The West Virginia Department of Education has awarded a contract to a Texas company to improve its food service operations at schools across the state.  More

    • Man holding fake gun fatally shot near NYC school (AP)

      This photo taken Monday, March 8, 2010 and provided by the New York City Police Department shows a fake handgun on the street near an elementary school in the Brooklyn borough of New York. When police responded to a 911 call reporting a man with a gun near the school, the man pointed the fake gun at the police and was shot and killed by one of the officers. (AP Photo/New York Police Department)AP - A police officer in Brooklyn has fatally shot a man who the NYPD says was brandishing a fake pistol near a school.


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      • 3Com gets 3-year networking contract (AP)
        AP - Computer networking systems maker 3Com Corp. said Wednesday that it received a three-year contract with the Department of Education and Training in Australia's Northern Territory to supply schools.  More

      • Kansas City, Mo., school board to vote on closures (AP)

        In this photo taken Feb. 28, 2010, the Kansas City Board of Education building, located near the Sprint Center, is seen from McGee Street, in Kansas City, Mo. Sale of the building would help as the board tries to cut $50 million from next years budget. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)AP - The Kansas City school board is facing a stark choice: close nearly half its public schools or face a potential bankruptcy.


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      • New national math, English standards drafted (AP)

        In this Friday, Feb. 12, 2010 photo, first grader Victoria Bernade copies a sentence as teacher Lori Peck goes over sentence structure during class at Grace L. Patterson Elementary school in Vallejo, Calif.  The nation's public schools are falling under severe financial stress as states slash education spending and drain federal stimulus money that staved off deep classroom cuts and widespread job losses. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)AP - Math and English instruction in the United States moved a step closer to uniform — and more rigorous — standards Wednesday as draft new national guidelines were released.


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      • Report: States team up on new academic standards (AP)
        AP - Governors and state education leaders are proposing a new set of standards to define what should be taught in the nation's public schools, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.  More

      • Texas ed board set to take 1st vote since primary (AP)

        In this Sept. 17, 2009 file photo, Don McLeroy, former Texas State Board of Education chairman, talks with new Chairwoman Gail Lowe during a break in a meeting of the board where hearings on a new social studies curriculum were taking place. On Wednesdsay, March 10, 2010, McLeroy, a devout Christian conservative, will be attending his first board meeting as a lame duck, where the board is set to take their first vote on new social studies curriculum standards. (AP Photo/Harry Cabluck, File)AP - Texas' state education board, rocked by primary elections that may push the influential panel's far-right leanings toward the center, is set to take its first vote on a new social studies curriculum that could reverberate in classrooms nationwide.


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      • Texas co. gets contract for food service software (AP)
        AP - The West Virginia Department of Education has awarded a contract to a Texas company to improve its food service operations at schools across the state.  More

      • Man holding fake gun fatally shot near NYC school (AP)

        This photo taken Monday, March 8, 2010 and provided by the New York City Police Department shows a fake handgun on the street near an elementary school in the Brooklyn borough of New York. When police responded to a 911 call reporting a man with a gun near the school, the man pointed the fake gun at the police and was shot and killed by one of the officers. (AP Photo/New York Police Department)AP - A police officer in Brooklyn has fatally shot a man who the NYPD says was brandishing a fake pistol near a school.


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      • Obama administration: more civil rights enforcement in schools (The Christian Science Monitor)
        The Christian Science Monitor - Education Secretary Arne Duncan signaled Monday the Obama administration’s intention to step up enforcement of civil rights laws that apply to schools and colleges, many of which are often ignored.  More

      • Ed chief: Agency to review equal access at schools (AP)

        U. S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, center, with principal David Sikes and student Kimberly Fletcher, listens to students, teachers and former students about their educational experience as he visits Robert E. Lee High School in Montgomery, Ala., during brief stops at schools in Montgomery and Selma, Ala., Monday, March 8, 2010.  (AP Photo/Montgomery Advertiser, David Bundy)AP - Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Monday the federal government will become more vigilant to make sure students have equal access and opportunity to everything ranging from college prep classes to science and engineering programs.


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      • Clinton, beverage group: School efforts working (AP)

        Former President Bill Clinton speaks during a news conference,  Monday, March 8, 2010 in New York.  (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)AP - The U.S. beverage industry has largely stopped delivering sugary drinks to schools and has replaced them with lower-calorie options, the head of the industry's trade association said Monday.


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      • Part of Wash Post unit in routine review by DoE (Reuters)
        Reuters - Washington Post Co said in a regulatory filing last week that the Department of Education in September began a "program review" of part of its education unit. The news was earlier reported by Barron's publication.  More

      • Duncan won't cancel Montgomery school visit (AP)

        Education Secretary Arne Duncan, center, gestures during a news conference at the National Press Club in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010, to announce a national education initiative to boost academic achievement among Hispanic students from kindergarten through high school. From right to left are: Miami Dade College President Eduardo J. Padron, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis, and Duncan.   (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)AP - U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan will meet with students as planned at Montgomery's Robert E. Lee High School, despite a state legislator's call to cancel the appearance.


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      • Recent bias incidents at UC campuses (AP)
        AP - Recent bias incidents at University of California campuses:  More

      • Bias incidents roil University of California (AP)

        FILE - This March 4, 2010 file photo shows a man protesting a recent racist party on the campus of University of California-San Diego, during a rally and march on the campus at UCLA in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File)AP - Swastikas, nooses, a KKK hood, graffiti, epithets and jeers.


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      • Top home-school texts dismiss Darwin, evolution (AP)

        In this photo Friday, Feb. 26, 2010, Thirteen year-old Louisa Perry-Farr, left, works on her science while her ten year old sister Thea Perry-Farr works on her Logic in the dining room of their home in Lexington, Ky. (AP Photo/James Crisp)AP - Home-school mom Susan Mule wishes she hadn't taken a friend's advice and tried a textbook from a popular Christian publisher for her 10-year-old's biology lessons.


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      • Debate over school busing in NC county gets uglier (AP)
        AP - A racially charged debate over school busing in North Carolina has turned even uglier after an education official referred to proponents of a diversity program as "animals out of the cages."  More

      • Angry US students protest cuts to higher education (AP)

        Student protestors march on the University of California at Berkeley campus Thursday, March 4, 2010, in Berkeley, Calif.  Demonstrations, marches, teach-ins and walkouts are planned nationwide Thursday in what is being called the 'March 4th National Day of Action for Public Education.' Events are being held at most of California's public colleges and universities to protest budget cuts that have led to canceled classes, faculty furloughs and steep fee hikes.  (AP Photo/Ben Margot)AP - Anger over increasing tuition and school budget cuts boiled over as students across the country staged rowdy demonstrations that led to clashes with police and the rush-hour shutdown of a major freeway in California.


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      • Boy hurt in Colo. school shooting thanks teacher (AP)

        In this photo provided by Jefferson County Sheriff's Office on Thursday Feb. 25, 2010, Bruco Strong Eagle Eastwood is shown. Eastwood is accused of wounding two middle school students at Deer Creek Middle School in Littleton, Colo. on Tuesday.  (AP Photo/Jefferson County Sheriff's Office)AP - A boy hurt in last month's Colorado school shooting is out of the hospital and praising the teacher who saved his life.


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      • Students, teachers protest over US education cuts (AFP)

        Police arrest a group of protestors who tried to block a main road in Oakland, California. Students clashed with baton-wielding police as thousands took to the streets across California in mostly peaceful protests against cuts in education spending(AFP/Getty Images/Justin Sullivan)AFP - Students clashed with baton-wielding police as thousands took to the streets across California in mostly peaceful protests against cuts in education spending.


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      • Protesting students shut down Oakland freeway (AP)
        AP - A major San Francisco Bay area freeway has been shut down in both directions by college students protesting budget cuts at California campuses.  More

 
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