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MIND Research Institute receives $200K for math initiative

The OneWest Foundation, the philanthropic arm of OneWest Bank, awarded $200,000 to support the education nonprofit MIND Research Institute’s Orange County Math Initiative, a community partnership designed to improve the…

Calif. teacher named 2012 National Teacher of the Year

The Council of Chief State School Officers announced today that Rebecca Mieliwocki, a 7th grade English teacher in California is the 62nd National Teacher of the Year. Mieliwocki is a…

Libraries receive $30,000, travel scholarships

Better World Books and the National Center for Family Literacy (NCFL) today announced that library programs in Columbus, Ohio; Providence, R.I., and Salinas, Calif., have won the annual Better World…

School lunch debt: Districts taking to collection agencies, meal swap-outs to stave off unpaid bills

Americans are likely hearing from debt collectors more in recent years than in the past, but a practice that may become even more common: debt collecting for unpaid school lunches,…

More than $5K for science, meteorology teachers

These grants are awarded annually to teachers/educators of grades K-12 to help improve the education of their students, school and/or community in the science of meteorology.…

Up to $150K for healthy communities

This prize recognizes and honors the efforts and accomplishments of U.S. communities working at the forefront of population health improvement.…

Software, prizes for pirate animations

Students can download a free 30-day use of Stop Motion Pro software to film their own pirate-themed animations for a chance to win the grand prize, a trip for two…

Wealthy parents increasingly seeking financial aid for K-12 education

Move over college students--you're not the only ones seeking financial aid to pay for tuition. More parents are applying for loans and other help to pay their kid'sprivate elementary and…

California schools warn of grim future for students

California's public schools released a report that shows an increase in stress levels even as they must reduce staff levels, Yahoo! News reports.…

After 15 years, govt. tells phone companies to follow low-price rule for schools

After 15 years, govt. tells phone companies to follow low-price rule for schools

After 15 years of neglect, federal regulators are finally planning to tell phone companies selling services to schools and libraries how to comply with a rule requiring them to charge…

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