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Record Number of New schools Highlighted at backTo-school Campaign - Mayor Daleychallenges After school Programs Attendance Handbook. TEACHER INFO
http://www.cps.k12.il.us/

Extractions: CPS NEWS CPS Press Releases Daily News Clips CPS Newsletters Renaissance 2010 ... CPS InterComm CPS INFO At A Glance / Quick Facts School Calendar CPS Budget Departments ... IMPACT CPS CORE STRATEGIES Literacy Human Capital Creating More Learning Opportunities OTHER LINKS City of Chicago CPS Purchasing Chicago Works - Chan23 Chicago Public Libraries ... To View PDF Files: This school year promises to be exciting, fulfilling and full of wonderful surprises, especially for schools with improved attendance. With the help of several corporate partners, we will be giving away everything from dinner and a movie to free groceries and rent or mortgage payments as part of a district-wide effort aimed at boosting the overall student attendance rate. We also might have surprise school visits by celebrities. Arne Duncan SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK Chicago Vocational Career Academy to Reopen Friday, Sept 16 Chicago Vocational Career Academy, 2100 E. 87 th St., will reopen on Friday, Sept. 16. The school has been closed since Monday, when an electrical malfunction caused the school to lose all power. Students were temporarily relocated to Lindblom and Calumet high schools.
NOAA Teacher At Sea Opening Page
teachers from elementary school through college go to sea aboard NOAA Debbie Stringham, a middle school teacher from Utah, was on board NOAA Ship
http://www.tas.noaa.gov/

Extractions: Skip navigation links National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Teacher at Sea program mission is to bring hands-on ocean research experience to the classroom. Teachers from elementary school through college go to sea aboard NOAA research and survey ships to work under the tutelage of scientists and crew. Then, armed with new understanding and experience, the teachers bring that knowledge back to their classrooms. Tamil Maldonado , a professor at the Universidad de Puerto Rico, was on board NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER for 11 days in July while scientists conducted a hydrographic survey. Be sure to check out her daily logs Debbie Stringham , a middle school teacher from Utah, was on board NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER for 11 days in July while scientists conducted a hydrographic survey. Click here to see her daily logs Thomas Nassif , an elementary school teacher from Washington, D.C., was on board NOAA ship
CNN.com - House Backs Expanded Loan Deal For Teachers - Jul. 10, 2003
http://cnn.com/2003/EDUCATION/07/10/teacher.loans.ap/index.html

Extractions: The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Story Tools WASHINGTON (AP) The House voted Wednesday to more than triple the aid offered to teachers who take on high-demand classes in the nation's neediest schools. The House measure, approved overwhelmingly, would forgive up to $17,500 in debt for reading specialists and teachers of math, science and special education. Those who qualify would have to commit to teaching in poor schools for at least five years. Current law allows a maximum of $5,000 in erased loans. The expanded program would be enough to wipe out many students' federal loan debt, according to the Education Department. President Bush included a version of the loan plan in his 2004 budget proposal. Nationwide, schools face long-standing problems of recruiting and retaining teachers in the topics targeted by the House bill. What's more, the No Child Left Behind law now requires every teacher of a core subject to meet state and federal "highly qualified" standards by 2005-06. The House on Wednesday also approved a bill designed to improve the accountability of teacher-training programs by aligning them with the new education law, signed by Bush in 2002.
BBC NEWS | Education | Teachers Vote To Re-open Grammars
A teaching union has called for selective grammar schools to be If a teacherspends too much time with low achievers then the high achievers become
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4720567.stm

Extractions: Talk ... Newswatch Last Updated: Wednesday, 27 July 2005, 17:37 GMT 18:37 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Teachers vote to re-open grammars Grammar schools have gone in most parts of England A teaching union has called for selective grammar schools to be reintroduced across England. Comprehensives and a "one-size- fits-all" policy do not deliver high- quality education, the Professional Association of Teachers heard. Teacher Peter Morris said standards had fallen and discipline had worsened since the end of selective secondary education in most areas of England. The PAT annual conference's vote will be referred to the union's council. 'Encouragement' Mr Morris said: "We all have different strengths and weaknesses. "Not everyone on this planet was born to be a brilliant academic. But there are some people in this country who are born to be brilliant academics. "We must face up to the reality that children who are academically gifted should be given the same level of encouragement as those children who are slow learners." Most 16-year-olds today would not gain good grades in the old O-levels, which were replaced in the 1980s by GCSEs, he said.

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