Education

  1. Audit Finds Nearly $50,000 In Credit Card Fraud At Education Department

    LOUD3R Score: 592 - Yesterday

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    U.S. Department of Education employees inappropriately used government credit cards to purchase $49,500 worth of goods and services, including meals, items at clothing stores and rental cars, for personal use, according to a review by the department... Full Article At HuffingtonPost

  2. Obama Repeats Call For Merit Pay In Front Of Powerful Teachers Union

    LOUD3R Score: 992 - Yesterday

    Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Saturday thanked the National Education Association for its endorsement but also made it clear... Full Article At HuffingtonPost

  3. Whither the Teachers’ Unions? The Obama/Ayers Link

    LOUD3R Score: 754 - Yesterday

    All of a sudden, the American Federation of Teachers seems to have decided it is in their best interest to rise to the defense of Obama and his Education advisor Linda Darling-Hammond. In particular... Full Article At No Quarter

  4. Mostly cheers, but some boos too, when Obama addresses teachers

    LOUD3R Score: 715 - Yesterday

    The crowd was mostly supportive and at times very enthusiastic today when Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama addressed the National ... Full Article At USA Today - On Politics

  5. Hillfans not voting for BO, base-running, and education questions

    LOUD3R Score: 632 - Yesterday

    1) Over at the Guardian is an interesting two-part piece (part one here and part two here ) about how old, debunked and just plain vicious right-wing rumors and lies about HRC and BC are recycled by today’s “progressive wing” of the ... Full Article At No Quarter

  6. Obama tackles merit pay after getting NEA endorsement

    LOUD3R Score: 714 - Yesterday

    Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Saturday thanked the National Education Association for its endorsement but also made it clear... Full Article At The Hill - Top News

  7. Hippies to retire

    LOUD3R Score: 322 - Yesterday

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    And American higher Education should improve.... Full Article At Daily Mail - Don Surber

  8. Texas marriage education program aims to prevent divorce

    LOUD3R Score: 326 - Jul 4, 2008

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    ... Full Article At Dallas Morning News - Texas/Southwest

  9. Lynda Resnick: A View of the World from the Aspen Ideas Festival

    LOUD3R Score: 880 - Jul 4, 2008

    For the last three summers the Aspen Institute has conducted an Ideas Festival in Aspen. About 70 speakers who discuss subjects ranging from Global Warming to Globalization, India and it... Full Article At HuffingtonPost

  10. Biographical information on ex-Sen. Jesse Helms

    LOUD3R Score: 316 - Jul 4, 2008

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    NAME _ Jesse Alexander Helms. AGE _ Born Oct.18, 1921 in Monroe, N.C. Education _ Monroe public schools; Wingate Junior College and Wake Forest College. FAMILY _ Wife, Dorothy Coble Helms; children Jane Knox, Nancy Grigg and Charles Helms; seven... Full Article At San Francisco Chronicle

  11. Deepak Chopra: May the Best Image Win, For Once

    LOUD3R Score: 1584 - Jul 4, 2008

    Great events tend to move more by image than by realities. At their most powerful, images are perceptions that grip the mind stronger than statistics, scientific studies, expert testimony, Education, and the other tools of reason. We are experiencing... Full Article At HuffingtonPost

  12. Finance Camp: Parents Investing In Young Investors

    LOUD3R Score: 888 - Jul 4, 2008

    This summer, droves of school-age children will attend summer camp, where they will paddle canoes, play tennis and make crafts from paste and yarn. Others, will go to finance camp, where they will take excursions to a local bank or delve into budgeting and investing simulations. Rather than singing around... Full Article At HuffingtonPost

  13. Americans Prefer Candidates Strong On Science

    LOUD3R Score: 925 - Jul 4, 2008

    A new Poll conducted by Scientists and Engineers for America indicates an overwhelming majority of voters prefer candidates who support research into science and technology, with emphasis on the three E's: ... Full Article At Daily Kos

  14. WYATT MASON—Weekend Read: “A difference of imagination”

    LOUD3R Score: 317 - Jul 4, 2008

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    So begins one of the twentieth century’s most varied, diverting, probing and re-readable works of thought and prose, Guy Davenport’s The Geography of the Imagation. First published in 1980 by Jack Shoemaker’s late great North Point Press, its forty essays on literature and art have... Full Article At Harper's

  15. 'Give four-year-olds sex education'

    LOUD3R Score: 317 - Jul 4, 2008

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    Two sexual health charities call for children as young as four to be given compulsory sex Education... Full Article At Guardian Unlimited

  16. TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY

    LOUD3R Score: 311 - Jul 4, 2008

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    ... Full Article At Dallas Morning News - Texas/Southwest

  17. Who Lives? Who Dies?

    LOUD3R Score: 310 - Jul 3, 2008

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    A computer program can predict, with 92 percent accuracy, which prisoners on death row will be executed: According to the system, the death row inmates most likely to be executed are those with the lowest levels of Education. The researchers,... Full Article At The Daily Dish

  18. Democrats will not say "We honor your service" to troops returning from Iraq

    LOUD3R Score: 931 - Jul 3, 2008

    On the July 2 edition of his nationally syndicated radio program, Rush Limbaugh asserted that troops returning from Iraq "will not receive anything from the democrat [ sic ] Party along the likes of 'Job well done. We're proud of you... Full Article At Altercation

  19. Consider becoming a Poll Worker

    LOUD3R Score: 613 - Jul 3, 2008

    For those of us gripped by a concern that Democracy is fragile and at risk here in the US here is a path towards restoring faith in government of the people and by the people. We Want You…to be a ... Full Article At The Moderate Voice

  20. Spellings Blasts Reading First Cuts

    LOUD3R Score: 309 - Jul 3, 2008

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    The Education Secretary also softened NCLB rules.... Full Article At U.S. News & World Report



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Education in the United States is provided mainly by government, with control and funding coming from three levels: federal, state, and local. School attendance is mandatory and nearly universal at the elementary and high school levels (often known outside the United States as the primary and secondary levels). At these levels, school curricula, funding, teaching, and other policies are set through locally elected school boards with jurisdiction over school districts. School districts are usually separate from other local jurisdictions, with independent officials and budgets. Educational standards and standardized testing decisions are usually made by state governments.

The ages for compulsory education vary by state, beginning at ages five to eight and ending at the ages of fourteen to eighteen.State Compulsory School Attendance Laws Information Please Almanac., accessed December 19, 2007 A growing number of states are now requiring school attendance...More Education @ wikipedia

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