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15 hours ago ago from Autumn Snow

I had to write apretty long note to a guidance counsellor this morning because of aconversation a student and I had.  I was worried that the student hadjust given up on everything, and was making disturbing comments, so Imade my second report of the year.  I figure I need pass these thingsalong to people who are trained to evaluate these types of scenarios asto their seriousness, as well as assist the students should help beneeded.  It still ...

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Teacher Emotionally Assaults Student Still Gets to Come to Class

20 hours ago ago from Like a Whisper

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Education bill weakened, critics say - The Boston Globe

15 hours ago ago from Big Education Ape

Education bill weakened, critics say - The Boston Globe Over the past two months, more than 20,000 teachers and their supporters have bombarded Beacon Hill with letters, e-mails, and telephone calls, urging legislators not to give superintendents unprecedented authority to ignore union rules as they overhaul troubled schools. So far the lobbying has paid off. The education bill approved by the Senate last month eliminated several ...

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The end, but yet not the end

20 hours ago ago from Have Phaser, Will Travel

The school students finish up today, but New South Wales public school teachers have two more days on duty. Hard to think about planning for next year when you're tired from teaching this year... The money saved by the government on those two days of students' free travel (ie. because they won't be coming to school those last two days) was diverted to pay teacher salary increases earlier in the year. But with everyone looking so weary this ...

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Student sent home for crucifix drawing

18 hours ago ago from NBC

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NYC school kids face paying to ride to school

21 hours ago ago from U.S. News

NYC school kids face paying to ride to school NEW YORK (AP) -- The cash-strapped agency that runs New York City subways and buses is considering a proposal to end the more than 60-year-old practice of giving free rides for schoolchildren, a move that could cost half a million students nearly $1,000 per year in transportation fees. The proposal before the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board to end free rides for schoolchildren has ...

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Paul Miller: The New School of Education?

5 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

Experts are beginning to notice that some of the most interesting examples of urban education reform anywhere in the nation are happening here in Los Angeles. One of these reforms, however, is receiving less attention than the rest, despite having possible national implications. Last week Secretary of Education Arne Duncan visited Gompers Middle School in South LA as part of his Listening and Learning tour . While at Gompers, a school that ...

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School denies suspending student over crucifix drawing

17 hours ago ago from Media General - TBO.com

TAUNTON, Mass. - A Massachusetts school district on Tuesday night denied a father's claims that his son was suspended for drawing a stick figure of Jesus on a cross. The Taunton School District said in a written statement that the second-grade student was never suspended over the sketch and that a drawing circulated to reporters by the boy's father, Chester Johnson, is not the same one that was discovered by the teacher earlier this month. ...

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