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Patricia Hwke is a staff writer for Schools K-12, providing free, in-depth reports on all U.S. public and private K-12 schools. Patricia has a nose for research and writes stimulating news and views on school issues. For more on U.S Public and Private K-12 Schoolsk visit http://www.schoolsk-12.com
Joined: 04th August 2006
Articles: 139
URL: http://www.schoolsk-12.com
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Home Schooling On the Rise in Virginia Schools

12th February 2007
Over the years, the Virginia schools (like many school systems across the nation) have been losing their public school students to home schooling. Henry County, for example, has seen an increase in home-schooled students from eight to 99 over the past 11...

Testing All Texas Schools Athletes for Steroids? It Could Happen Soon

12th February 2007
Professional athletes have been in the news a lot over the past few years, either being accused or admitting to taking performance-enhancing drugs. Major league baseball has taken several hits with accusations being brought against some of their top playe...

Number of Charter Schools Increasing Over Traditional Tampa Schools

12th February 2007
In 1996, then governor Jeb Bush co-founded the first charter school within the state of Florida, when most educators across the nation thought of charter schools as nothing more than a fad. Now, there are more than 350 charter schools within the state of ...

Lack of Improvement Means More Problems for the St. Louis Schools

12th February 2007
For sometime now, I have written about the problems within the St. Louis schools. They have been “provisionally accredited” for several years now and are facing being unaccredited in less than three years. The St. Louis Schools is Missouri’s larg...

Eight Graders Who Fail Will Be Held Back in the San Diego Schools

12th February 2007
The San Diego schools is the largest school district in the state. Last year, almost 13 percent of its eighth graders failed two or more core subjects of English, mathematics, history and/or science. This does not include those who received Ds. They were ...

Established Phoenix Schools Districts Losing Students

12th February 2007
Some established Phoenix Schools districts are just a few areas in the Valley that are losing students to charter schools, private schools, and other districts. These Phoenix schools districts have for many years added classrooms and teachers to keep up w...

Area Businesses and Organizations Host 1,552 Philadelphia Schools’ Students for Shadowing Day

12th February 2007
I have worked at one business or another, since I turned 16. I worked for both private and nonprofit businesses, for big corporations and small professional firms. I still remember the excitement, as well as the culture shock, of my very first job. Becaus...

Criminal Background Checks for Ohio Schools’ Bus Drivers in Question

12th February 2007
Last month, Columbus, Ohio, police arrested an individual who drives bus for one of the Ohio schools in Columbus. The driver was charged with possession of cocaine and further investigation found the individual had three previous convictions for driving u...

New Changes Planned for the New York Schools by the State’s New Governor

12th February 2007
Many states are experiencing the shock of new governors who are breaking the mold of former elected officials. In past generations, new state governors created a transitional governing period during which they and their staffs could get up to speed on the...

Mayor Reorganizes New York City Schools Again

12th February 2007
Mayor Michael Bloomberg gave his State of the City speech recently and included some unexpected changes for the New York City schools that could profoundly change their current operation. Though the pre-speech release noted that his speech would focus on ...

Guidelines on Seclusion and Restraint of Students Adopted by the Michigan Schools

12th February 2007
In December 2006, the Michigan schools board approved a new measure that affects students within the Michigan schools — the use of seclusion and restraint for unruly students. These disorderly control techniques have been used within the Michigan sch...

Los Angeles Schools Wants Some of New Voter-Approved Bond Money

12th February 2007
Currently, the Los Angeles schools have $20 billion in construction and renovation projects for Los Angeles schools’ facilities underway or planned. Unfortunately, the Los Angeles schools’ officials expect a funding shortfall from known resources and ...

Houston Schools’ Students Get Hands-On Experience at Space Center

12th February 2007
NASA’s Johnson Space Center Houston recently hosted a two-day BP Physics Challenge for 886 Houston schools’ students, mostly juniors and seniors, with 800 more students expected to attend. The math and science students either made their own rockets t...

Will Landmark 1954 Brown v. Topeka Kansas Be Overturned?

12th February 2007
In 1896, the Plessey v. Ferguson court decision established the “separate but equal” doctrine, allowing that it was legal and fair to separate public school students by race and color as long as the education given was “equal”. As history ha...

Entrepreneurship Major Introduced for Secondary Florida Schools

12th February 2007
One of the things I appreciated, only after graduating college graduation, was that my school employed professors, who had “real world” experience. I cannot tell you how many times we heard a professor say, “Okay, that’s what the textbook tells yo...
 
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