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Cincinnati Schools Creates Programs to Improve Teaching and Learning
By: Stacy Andell | 27/06/2006 | Education
Three Cincinnati Schools have volunteered to take part in a new program next school year that is aimed to improve the school's instructional strategies and increase professional development. The aim of the program is to illustrate the connection between effective teaching and the student's academic performance. The Cincinnati Schools involved in the pilot program are John P. Parker School in Madisonville, South Avondale School in Avondale and Whittier School in Price Hill.

Cincinnati Schools Offers Specialty High School Programs
By: Stacy Andell | 01/08/2006 | Education
Woodward High School, which is part of Cincinnati Schools, established its career technical programs in 2003 and these programs have been growing ever since. All high schools in the Cincinnati Schools follow a college preparatory curriculum but as part of the restructuring of high schools in the Cincinnati Schools, small specialized courses were developed.

Cincinnati Schools Establishes Programs That Unite Educators and the Community
By: Stacy Andell | 05/09/2006 | Education
This summer saw the creation of the Cincinnati Schools ' Parent Leadership Institute. The program reflects the changing role that parents play in public education. As Vanessa White, the Board President of the Parents for Public Schools (PPS) stated: "The days of bake sales are long gone.

Cincinnati Schools' Environmentally Sound Building Featured in National Education Magazine
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
Cincinnati School's has in effect a long term $1 billion building project that will help to renovate and rebuild many of its older buildings. One Cincinnati School 's elementary school, Pleasant Ridge Elementary School, has been recently featured in District Administration. This national magazine focuses on issues in K-12 education.

Cincinnati Schools And Homeschooling
By: Patricia Hawke | 20/05/2007 | Real Estate
Public school is not the right fit for all students. Sometimes not even private school is the right fit. All over the country and Cincinnati Schools families are looking for a different choice. Increasing numbers of students are making the decision to be pulled out of Cincinnati...

Cincinnati Schools Face Layoffs
By: Patricia Hawke | 15/06/2007 | Education
Cincinnati Schools have recently endured an increased number of teacher and staff layoffs. The changes being made are noticeably affecting the function of schools; many parents have perceived the losses and been able to pinpoint the changes these departures have made in the Cincinnati Schools. Before teachers, other...

Cincinnati Schools Curb Spending
By: Patricia Hawke | 10/07/2007 | Education
The Superintendent of the Cincinnati Schools recommended a budget for the 2007-2008 school year that is lower than the current budget by about $308 thousand dollars. This budget will mean that the Cincinnati Schools must continue to curb their spending, and direct the majority of the funds towards the educational basics: teachers, supplies and buildings.

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How to Learn Better Study Habits Through Hypnosis
By: Dr Georgina Cannon | 18/08/2008
Can you imagine that studying can be fun and that learning can lead to a life-time of pure joy? It is possible to change your beliefs and experiences about studying and get turned into learning. How? Through hypnotherapy.

All About an Atlas
By: Andri Irawan | 15/08/2008
Children going to school are usually introduced to an atlas when studying geography. They find out much about the world through the use of these types of maps. As the children become adults and start to travel, they may rely more on road maps and city maps to give them the information they need while traveling.

Tips on Texes Test
By: Clint Jhonson | 14/08/2008
Are you planning on taking the TExES test? Do you feel like you need some help in order to be completely prepared for your upcoming examination? If the answer to either of these two questions is yes, then perhaps you might be interested to keep on reading and discover a few tips for those who intend to pass TExES with success.

Get Your Kids Into Their Dream University: How to Get Them the Sat Test Score They Need
By: Ethan Parker | 13/08/2008
Your child's score on the SAT or ACT can be the difference between their dream--or their nightmare--coming true. But how can they succeed if they have trouble with testing or the difficult Math and Verbal questions posed on the SAT exams? Educational product expert, Ethan Parker, has the answers. Read on for more.

How Can You Get Custom Made Research Paper Available Online
By: David Lee | 13/08/2008
Many students require help to create their term papers. Unluckily, some will get research paper from free databases; others will attempt to save a few dollars and order low quality, recycled works from foreign websites.

Dismiss Your Traffic Tickets by Ndss Traffic School
By: jameswilliams | 12/08/2008
Online Traffic School schedules used to dictate where and when a driver managed to satisfy their court-ordered traffic school requirements. In more remote areas, it might be weeks before a student could get to a school that was at a sufficiently convenient time and location to make it worth attending.

Online Tuition
By: Clive West | 11/08/2008
Are you looking to engage a private tutor? Have you considered online tuition? Many people sadly dismiss it without realising its potential. If you, too, have ruled it out, we dare you to read the six most common (and wholly incorrect) reasons and see what the truth really is about online tuition.

A Guide to Scholarship Applications
By: Andri Irawan | 10/08/2008
Scholarship applications can be extremely complex and confusing. Not only does every different scholarship body want something different, but none of them seem to set the deadline dates for the same week, which no doubt would confuse you even more! When you are applying for college, it can seem like you are going round in an endless circle, trying to finish tasks that you have already started but seemingly getting nowhere.

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Washington D.c. Teacher Recognized for Excellence By Congress
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
Washington, DC- Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) today introduced a congressional resolution recognizing Kim Burke-Ables, a science teacher at Washington D.C. schools ‘ Benjamin Banneker Academic High School, on her selection as the District of Columbia Teacher of the Year for 2006, and "congratulating her for her exceptional dedication to the students and her excellence as a teacher."

New Graduation Requirements for the Class of 2008
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
This year, the state's new graduation requirements become "real" as students in Seattle schools in the class of 2008 receive the results of their first attempt at the 10th-grade Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL). Passing the 10th-grade WASL will be the avenue most students take to earn the Certificate of Academic Achievement, one of the four new statewide graduation requirements.

San Jose Schools Celebrate Beethoven With Essay Contest
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
San Jose State University's Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies and the San Jose Jewish Film Festival have teamed up with the San Jose Schools in an event to celebrate the San Jose State University's Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies twenty first year. The celebration event also includes the premiere of the film "Beethoven's Hair" at the San Jose Jewish Film Festival. This will be an event for the whole community held in downtown San Jose in October.

San Francisco Gets Serious About Arts Education
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
September 28 was the beginning of a new era for arts education in San Francisco schools. The San Francisco Unified School district and the City are partnering on a historic effort to bring back the arts for all students.

San Antonio Independent School District Welcome New Additions
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
Current and former students, community members and staff from the San Antonio Schools staff gathered in the historic auditorium of Douglass Academy on Sept. 26 for a homecoming celebration and dedication ceremony to mark the completion of a major construction and renovation project at the school.

Pittsburg Schools' Magnet Schools Programs
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
The Pittsburg Schools is holding an Information Fair aimed at providing parents with the information they need to provide their children with the best opportunities. The Pittsburg Schools' Magnet Information Fair will be held on October 7th at the Frick International Studies Academy.

Orlando Schools Receive Awards and Funding From the Community
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
Five Orlando public schools will be recognized for outstanding prevention efforts in the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs at the Statewide Prevention Conference in Orlando held at the Caribe Royale Resort. Only 10 schools in the state are being honored during the event to be held on September 20, 2006.

Orange County Schools' Special Education Alliance
By: Stacy Andell | 11/10/2006 | K-12 Education
The Orange County Schools ' Special Education Alliance was created by the 28 districts in Orange County in 2003. The primary goal of the Orange County Schools' Special Education Alliance is to meet the need for a countywide system that can focus on special education.