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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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Balanced Budget for the Denver Schools — An Unfamiliar But Welcome Place to Be

12th February 2007
I have been writing about school districts across the nation for some time. It is unfortunate that many districts today generally are experiencing more problems than successes. Budgeting, finances and funding are the biggest headaches and challenges for ...

Scott Parks’ Wish List for Dallas Schools

12th February 2007
Scott Parks is the education columnist for the Dallas Daily News. He had some interesting items on his January 2007 wish list for the Dallas schools. Some are poignant and in dire need. Some are possibilities during this new year. Others are down right wi...

Are More Charter Schools in the Chicago Schools Future?

12th February 2007
Ever since George W. Bush took the oath of president of the United States, he and his administration have instituted many federally mandated changes for public schools across the nation. Now, according to Margaret Spellings, education secretary for the Bu...

Governor Schwarzenegger Issues Challenge to All California Schools’ Students

12th February 2007
Long before Arnold Schwarzenegger ran for governor of California, physical fitness was at the forefront of his career. He won a succession of bodybuilding titles from 1964 to 1970. He had been named Mr. Germany and Mr. Universe by the age of twenty. Schwa...

Middle School May Be Passé Within the Boston Schools

12th February 2007
The middle school model was conceived in the 70s and implemented throughout the 70s and 80s across the nation. It was thought that middle schools would provide a nurturing bridge between the early elementary school experience and high school. Unfortunatel...

3,200 Students Remain Excluded from Baltimore Schools Due to Required Vaccinations

12th February 2007
In 2005, state legislators added two additional immunizations to the list that Baltimore schools must ensure all children through the ninth grade have before attending school. The first deadline for Baltimore schools’ children for the new vaccinations w...

Standardized Final Exams for Arizona Schools — Better for the Students or Just Another Measurement

12th February 2007
There is currently a bill in the Arizona state legislature, proposing that the state create standardized final exams for specific core high school courses within the Arizona schools. The bill was introduced by the Senate Education Committee Chairman and h...

San Diego Schools Closing Gap in Math

18th November 2006
As the San Diego schools graduating class of 2007 begin their senior year, school district superintendents across San Diego County are celebrating. The San Diego County Schools announced in September that, as of the class of 2006, the gap in passing the c...

Philadelphia Schools and Privatization — Is It a Mistake?

18th November 2006
The Philadelphia schools have been contracting out (also called privatization) many schools services to for-profit businesses and nonprofit organizations for four years and are entering their fifth. School Reform Commissioner Daniel Whelan is willing ...

The Los Angeles Schools Bond Measure — Is It Needed?

18th November 2006
On November 8th, the voters of who live in the Los Angeles schools district will be faced with their fourth proposition, called Measure Y. The $3.985 bond measure, which will be paid by property taxes, is for more planned expansion within the Los Angeles...

Arizona Schools Math Standards — Is There a Better Way

18th November 2006
All states across the United States require standards that must be met in different subjects by specific grades, especially in reading and math. End of year testing is required for specific grades to ensure schools and students are meeting these standards...

Virginia Schools Students Face New Type of Study Program This Fall

17th November 2006
Virginia schools students recently have returned to school. Along with the studies and coursework they expected to face, they have a new program with which to deal ? a bullying prevention program. Bullies are prevalent in all schools today. It has be...

Texas Schools See Increase in Number of AP Exams Taken and Improved Results

17th November 2006
The Texas schools released figures in September 2006, showing substantial increases in the number of Texas schools students taking Advanced Placement (AP) exams, as well as their resulting scores. High schools across the nation are allowed to teach col...

Olson's Fourth Bid to Represent the Tampa Schools

17th November 2006
The Tampa schools are part of the Hillsborough County School Board, and Candy Olson has represented the south Tampa schools for 12 years. The nonpartisan District 2 covers the south Tampa schools and curves into part of southwest Hillsborough County. Olso...

Confidence in the St. Louis Schools Hitting All-Time Low with Philanthropists

17th November 2006
Philanthropists, business leaders, and educational advocates across the region have lost confidence in the St. Louis schools board's ability to correct the ongoing problems in its district, according to a September 2, 2006, article in the St. Louis Post-D...
 
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