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When she was a student at Thomas Jefferson High School a half century ago, Ruth Burkett Daerr was a member of the history club. (Today)
Two of the three school superintendents that West Jefferson Hills Superintendent Terry Kinavey is accused of plagiarizing said they have never met her and did not give her permission to use their work. (Today)
Plans to close Pittsburgh Rooney 6-8 in Brighton Heights at the end of the school year were presented again to the city board of education Wednesday night before a final vote next Wednesday. (Today)
A travel expenditure school board approved March 8 has been the subject of criticism from teachers, who have been working without a contract since Aug. 31, as well as community members. (Today)
Ever wonder as an adult what it would be like to be in high school and possess the knowledge and wisdom you now have? (Today)
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Yesterday
- Pa. House OKs bill on dating awareness
- Some schools granted snow day exceptions
- McKeesport charter school receives national award
- Girls close math gap with boys, stay far ahead in reading
- Police called to Carrick High School as precaution
- After 3 Suspected Suicides, a Shaken Cornell Reaches Out
- Administration Seeks Converts to Education Plan
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
- Pa. starts granting waivers to schools for snow days
- Rumors prompt extra police presence at Carrick High
- PepsiCo cuts sugary drinks from schools worldwide
- Foundation ends funding to 2 area Catholic schools
- Zoning rulings stall Mt. Lebanon High renovations
- Pitt student finds fossil of ancient amphibian
- Pitt continues dominance as wealthiest college in city
- North Hills redistricting plan approved
- Team to make case for Race to the Top funds
- Duquesne U. to brief planning commission on master plan
- Pitt trustees' committee OKs construction projects
- Array of Hurdles Awaits New Education Agenda
Monday, March 15, 2010
- Pitt prof on team using Hubble to seek galaxy formation
- Pa. picks team to make pitch for extra U.S. school funds
- Pitt panel approves lab expansion
- Pitt student finds fossil of ancient amphibian
- Pa. likely to accept national math, English standards
- Forget Goofing Around: Recess Has a New Boss
- New Jersey Schools Brace for Governor's Next Round of Cuts
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
- Diocese realigning four city Catholic schools
- Phys ed classes creatively adapted for disabled students
- Central Valley principals will split duties
- Bid date delayed for high school project in Montour
- Penn State Fayette chooses interim chancellor
- CCAC adjusts plans on new science center
- Budget Woes Have Schools Expecting the Worst
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