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The New York Times Reports On The IB Program…

July 05, 2010 By: Category: Uncategorized

that is growing in US Schools.

The Chicago Sun-Times Reports….

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on six non-violent offenders that have graduate high school from jail.

The Detroit News Reports On A New All-Girls School…

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that is set to open in Wixom.

The Times Picayune Reports On The Recovery School District Schools….

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that could see the school year go five weeks longer at a cost of 7 million bucks in order to improve student achievement.

College Related Articles For July 5, 2010…

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The News & Observer reports on 35,000 North Carolinians at a private college or university to receive $1,850 or more last year from state-appropriated grant money.”

The Sacramento Bee reports on California community college employees who want to earn a master’s degree are eligible for a 40% tuition discount at Drexel University.

Read more: http://www.sacbee.com/2010/07/04/2868214/drexel-offers-discount-to-community.html#ixzz0spQgRUF5

The Dallas Morning News has a an article up on Texas Woman’s University that is expecting a 10% cut in funding from the state.

The Oregonian reports on fourth graders that are in the Marathon Education Partners program which is a Portland-based long-term scholarship program.

The USA Today has an article on some colleges where their is maid service in the dorms.

The Philadelphia Inquirer Reports On A Summer Camp…

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in New Jersey that inspires girls to think big.

The Union-Tribune though reports on girls at MAGIC camp which help them learn about construction trades.

The Pioneer Press reports on tech-savvy students that can take part in iD Tech Camp at Macalester College.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports on local teens that are in the Police Activities League program where they learn about being a cop.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on students in Utah that participate in fewer summer programs than other states.