The San Francisco Chronicle looks at a transformed shop class at this school.

create an experimental program that groups the disabled, regular, and gifted into one class while still offering customized lessons. This wants to be tried in order to cut costs.

that parents are not happy with a new math curriculum the students need to learn. The book in question is the “Investigations in Number, Data, and Space,” which is a Pearson School series book.

are now saying that the 400 million in reserves in the Lottery is too much and more of that money need to go to educational spending.

that are going trayless in order to reduce waste. They also feel that it cut down on how much students eat as well.

a task force led by the Philadelphia School District’s interim chief academic officer says that the 70 lowest performing schools in the area gets grouped into three categories with the schools that are the worst of the bunch getting the most help.