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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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Special Education Needs Causing Financial Crisis in California Schools

07th August 2006
Now, I am all for special education for children with disabilities. I attended school at a time when such children were either put into "special" schools or thrown in with the general student population to sink or swim on their own. It was a terrible ineq...

Boston Schools Benefit from the ReadBoston Program

07th August 2006
Literacy is a problem across the nation; and with the influx of many poorly educated immigrants, the problem is only getting worse. The city of Boston has done something about it, and partners with the Boston schools for one phase of its implementation....

11 California Schools Districts Awarded $150,000

07th August 2006
In June of 2006, superintendent of public instruction Jack O'Connell awarded $150,000 in grants to 11 districts within the California schools. The funds are for California schools student attendance at the California Health Science Education Institute an...

New Denver Plan of the Denver Schools Is Ready to Launch

07th August 2006
The Denver Schools have a new roadmap to reform — The Denver Plan. After making the Plan public, the Denver schools then solicited comments from principals, teachers, parents and the community at large. Thirteen public meetings were held across the city....

McKay Scholarship Program Offers Alternative School Choices to Students with Disabilities

07th August 2006
The McKay Scholarship Program of the Florida schools offers parents and their children with disabilities the option to attend the public or private school of their choice. Florida schools students in grades kindergarten through high school, who are menta...

Michigan Schools Shore Up a Failing School System

07th August 2006
While other states and school districts are searching for progressive and innovative methods to improve student achievement and graduation rates, the Michigan Schools continue to shore up the current failing system, according to The Detroit News. Rather t...

Successes of Single-Gender New York Schools Overshadowing Opposition

07th August 2006
In the past, even the mention of creating a single-gender public school raised controversy with a wide array of opponents, including women's organizations. In 1996, the New York schools created the first all-girl school in the nation, and the controversy...

Spotlight on Success Program to Benefit Arizona Schools

07th August 2006
For many years, the Arizona schools have experienced a lot of negative publicity that affects its ability to recruit talent, garner extra funding, and keep students in the public school system. Current superintendent Tom Horne says that much of this publ...

New High School Is First in Arizona Schools to Have No Textbooks

07th August 2006
Empire High School in Vail, located on the edge of Tucson, is the first in the Arizona schools to be all-electronic. Instead of textbooks, the 350 students use wireless, Apple laptop computers to research, organize their data, write and graph assignment...

Breakfast Pays Big Dividends in Boston Schools

07th August 2006
For many years, scholars have recognized the link between a good breakfast and improved student behavior and academic performance. Boston schools see breakfast as their first tool of success. In 2000, the Boston schools partnered with the Massachusett...

Excelling Arizona Schools Named for 2004-2005 School Year

07th August 2006
As with many school systems across the United States, Arizona Schools have several measurement and accountability programs in place to improve student scholastic achievement. One accountability program for the Arizona schools is the AZ LEARNS achievement ...

CEO Bonnie Copeland Leaving Baltimore Schools Cause for Concern

07th August 2006
CEO Bonnie Copeland left the Baltimore schools on July 1, 2006. She had been with them for three years, which is a norm for an urban school superintendent. Her leaving, however, was not of her own choosing. The Baltimore schools board felt she had a ...

Baltimore Schools Enrollment Down, Schools to Close

07th August 2006
With declining enrollment and building space for tens of thousands more students than they have enrolled, the Baltimore schools announced last December their restructuring plans to close several elementary, middle and high schools with others becoming com...

Ohio Schools Award $4 Million to School Districts for Teacher Training in Mathematics and Science

07th August 2006
In June 2006, the Ohio schools awarded more than $4 million in competitive grants to school districts across the state. The grants are funded by the U.S. Department of Education's Mathematics and Science Partnership (MSP) program, and authorized by the fe...

Controversy Continues Between Home Builders Association and Orlando Schools

07th August 2006
Since the year 2000 when the Martinez Doctrine was promoted by the Orange County School District, of which Orlando schools is a part, and adopted by Orange County as a planning tool, problems have been building between the schools and the developers acros...
 
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