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Casey scrambles to make up snow days
tkleffman@amnews.comLIBERTY — With snow days piling up to eaves, the Casey County Board of Education made some significant changes to its school calendar Monday night. Students will miss out on a long President’s Day weekend this weekend and three days of...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Elections, Politics, Holidays, Snow Storms
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Central students aim to stave off cuts 700-plus signatures already on petition against budget plan
Bahr said student senators, who circulated petitions Tuesday and Wednesday at Central, were planning one last effort to make sure all students who wanted to sign had a chance before sending the petitions to legislators on Monday. On Wednesday, other...Tags: Laws, Education, Budgets and Budgeting, Crime, Law and Justice, Teaching and Learning
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Gaming and sports 'Kinect'
Using all of her strength, Suzy Hill threw her arms in the air as if playing table tennis.
She was, in fact, playing table tennis — just not with an actual table or ball.
The game was on the Kinect Xbox video game system, and Suzy was playing...Tags: Entertainment, Physical Conditions, Gaming, Obesity, Sports
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Schools: What should be cut, what should be saved?
Aberdeen School District officials have presented a plan to deal with expected state budget cuts. Possible eliminations include Channel 7, various coaching positions, orchestras and choruses, teachers and reducing the number of games and meets, among...Tags: Entertainment, High School Sports, Teaching and Learning, Television, Government Debt
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Central students aim to stave off cuts
edickey@aberdeennews.comAlexis Doerr knows the importance of extracurricular activities. The Aberdeen Central High School junior, who is involved in debate and orchestra, said the activities help students to develop as individuals. "It just makes high school that much...Tags: Laws, Education, High School Sports, Budgets and Budgeting, Dennis Daugaard
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From one grad to another
Ah, hindsight. Some of life's best lessons spring from the gnawing shoulda, coulda, woulda of missed opportunities. Just ask any graduating college senior to reflect on the last four years: If only I'd been more outgoing as a freshman, I might have more...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Northwestern University, Science, Brown University, Washington, DC
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Three days added to Groton school calendar
Because of days missed to weather problems, three days have been added to the Groton school calendar, extending the year to May 19, according to the Groton Independent. Presidents Day and Easter Monday had been reserved as possible make-up days, but the...Tags: Education, Teaching and Learning, Groton
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Top school officials' expenses revealed
julieg@herald-mail.comContinuing-education opportunities, business community events and a presentation at a state education conference were among the expenses of Washington County Public Schools’ top administrators during the past fiscal year. In addition to Schools...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Education, Continuing Education, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Washington County (Maryland)
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Apodaca: Do we need Advanced Placement?
If you happen to notice that high school students throughout Newport-Mesa are looking even more stressed-out and sleep-deprived than usual, it's probably because they've been undergoing the annual rite of springtime known as AP testing. And every year at...Tags: Arts and Culture, New York, History, Mountains, Crossroads
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LCUSD unaffected by extracurricular activities settlement
It will be business as usual for the La Cañada Unified School District while other education officials brace for a dramatic shift in how their extracurricular activities are funded. A recent lawsuit settlement invokes existing state law that bars schools...Tags: High School Sports, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Teaching and Learning, Crime, Law and Justice, Trials
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NJ governor won't answer creationism question
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he believes the decision on whether to teach creationism in addition to evolution is a choice best left to local school districts. But the Republican governor refused to say Thursday...Tags: Chris Christie, Education, Manalapan, Executive Branch, Government
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Margaret Seiler from Valley Center wins Ag Youth scholarship
Margaret “Maggie” Seiler of Valley Center, Kan. is seeking a future career in either agricultural journalism or dairy farm promotions. To help Seiler reach her professional goal, she applied for, and recently was awarded, a $1,500...Tags: Wichita (Sedgwick, Kansas), Awards and Prizes, Financial Aid, Companies and Corporations, Science and Technology
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