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Cafeteria workers and custodians in the Pittsburgh Public Schools voted unanimously to ratify a new contract yesterday morning. (Yesterday)
Longtime Middlebury College economics professor Michael Claudon should have been ecstatic. More and more students at the quintessential Vermont liberal arts school -- nearly 1 in 6 -- had picked his department as a major. (Yesterday)
Although the 600 students at Allison Park Elementary School in Chartiers returned to the same school for the start of classes Tuesday, the building didn't look the same. ... (Yesterday)
It's a vision thing. That's what has the Pine-Richland school board perplexed. ... (Yesterday)
Angela Terrano's boyfriend was graduating. She was fighting with her roommate. And she was struggling with a math class. ... (09/06/2008)
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
- Required courses can boost degree of difficulty
- Failure, withdrawal rates for some college courses
- Mercantile tax is last major hurdle for Center-Monaca merger
- Bethel Park laying plans for new high school
- Building construction, cleanup delay start of school in Shaler Area to Sept. 12
- Oakland Catholic celebrates renovation
- Club scrambles to care for kids during Duquesne strike
- Center helps refugees learn basic concepts
- Schools open with assignment changes, transportation limits, in Penn Hills
- Students can finish year of college in high school
- New Baldwin-Whitehall grading policy allows 90 to be an 'A'
- High school enrollment on the rise, diocese says
- Whistleblowers' '06 claims against Kaplan job training school out in open
- USC wants claims dismissed in sex abuse lawsuit
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
- First-year college students often fail as 'life intervenes'
- The Wizard of the Wii: CMU grad's 'tinkering' leads to innovator award
- 'A big difference': Somalian refugees find tough times here but also opportunity
- Foster kids break the norm by going to college
- Lunchtime gives children a lesson in economics
Monday, September 1, 2008
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