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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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Michigan Schools Taking Direction from Governor Granholm

07th August 2006
Governor Jennifer M. Granholm has a vision for the state of Michigan and the Michigan schools. In 2005, the Cherry Commission on Higher Education recommended that the state must double its number of college graduates in order to compete economically. Gr...

Michigan Schools Improve High School Graduation Requirements

07th August 2006
Michigan Schools presented its new high school graduation requirements — the Michigan Merit Curriculum — in December 2005. The Michigan schools are determined to better prepare students for work and college success, by assuring that all students have the ...

Improvement in Florida Schools Libraries Boosts FCAT Scores and Students Reading Abilities

07th August 2006
The purpose of any school library is to promote reading and improve reading and research skills. Educators have long agreed that good libraries are essential to academic success, since students must be able to read by third grade in order to learn other ...

NCLB Program Should Take Its Cue from Dallas Schools

07th August 2006
Failure to educate our country's most disadvantaged students is the most glaring and abiding social and moral problem of the United States. For nearly 20 years, our nation has worked to improve our schools and student achievement levels. The No Child Left...

Many Denver Schools to Close Campuses During Lunchtime

07th August 2006
Beginning with the fall of 2006 school year, many high schools in the Denver schools system will close their campuses during lunchtime. This means that Denver schools students will not be allowed to leave campus to eat at nearby restaurants, fast foods, ...

Dallas Schools Focus on Student Safety

07th August 2006
Dallas Schools are dedicated to providing the best education possible, while keeping the children safe. Unfortunately, our world has changed in the past few years. It is no longer as safe as it once was to visit other countries, to fly from one city to an...

Chicago Schools with Mostly Low-Income Students See Inequitable Funding Standards

07th August 2006
Most parents assume that their children are getting an equitable education, regardless of where they attend school or in what district. However, Chicago schools may differ in educational opportunities, depending upon several factors — the most prominent b...

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Invests $21 Million in Chicago Schools

07th August 2006
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation made an investment of $21 million in Chicago Schools to strengthen the students' preparation for college. The gift funds the Chicago High School Redesign Initiative, which will provide for major improvements in high...

Tutoring Needs Are Met in the Chicago Schools

07th August 2006
One of the biggest problems across our nation is large classrooms and too many students falling behind in their education. There are too few teachers for individualized instruction, and generally those parents of children who fall behind cannot afford pri...

Tax and School Finance Reform — Help or Hindrance to the Dallas Schools?

07th August 2006
Securing enough funding for the Dallas schools is a problem experienced by many school districts in the United States. Most funding has become program specific, with government controlling its use and generally benefiting only a portion of the Dallas sch...

Houston Schools New Budget Brings Needed Money for Teachers and Improvements

07th August 2006
Houston schools teachers have not had significant pay raise in seven years. The new Houston schools budget plans for an average 8.6 percent pay raise for teachers for the 2006-07 school year, with a total of $49.2 million in funding. The state is providi...

Snapshot of 2006-07 School Year for the Los Angeles Schools

07th August 2006
The 2006-07 school year for the Los Angeles schools is still burdened with many of the same overcrowding problems and busing issues of the past; however, improvements are being made and the future is looking brighter. The $19.2 billion school construc...

Union Trade Apprenticeships for Philadelphia Schools Students

07th August 2006
The Philadelphia schools, along with other schools across the nation, are concerned with students who do not enter college upon graduation. Many are left with low-paying, dead-end jobs with little prospects for future improvements — keeping many of those...

Will Legislators Help or Only Provide a Patch for the Phoenix Schools?

07th August 2006
There is a lot of discussion in the news and especially in school districts across the nation about per student spending rates. As noted in the Business Journal of Phoenix, these rates have doubled over the past 30 years, yet test scores and graduation ra...

A Record 377 California Schools Honored with the Distinguished School Award

07th August 2006
The California Schools created the California Schools Recognition Program in 1985. Its purpose is to publicize and reinforce California schools priorities, which are to improve student scholastic achievement and promote students based upon measurable obje...
 
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