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Man convicted in 2006 Vermont school shootings (AP)
18-07-2008 11h24AP - A man was convicted of murder Thursday for a shooting rampage that killed a teacher in an elementary school and his ex-girlfriend's mother.
McCain at NAACP pledges more education options (AP)
17-07-2008 08h42AP - John McCain told the NAACP and some skeptical black voters Wednesday that he will expand education opportunities, partly through vouchers for low-income children to attend private school.
Ind. teen: I never would have carried out attack (AP)
16-07-2008 07h32AP - A 16-year-old who pleaded guilty last month to planning a Columbine-style attack at a northern Indiana high school told a judge Tuesday that he never intended to carry out the plot.
Teachers become nurses as schools get squeezed (AP)
16-07-2008 06h32AP - During the past two school years, teacher Julia Keyse had to enforce an unusual rule in her kindergarten and first-grade classroom: No interrupting while she pricked Caylee's finger to check her blood sugar and adjusted her insulin pump.
School nurse burdens by state (AP)
16-07-2008 06h09AP - The National Association of School Nurses calculates the nurse-to-student ratio for each state. Federal guidelines recommend that schools employ one nurse for every 750 students, but the national average is one nurse for every 1,151 students.
School districts drop bus routes on fuel costs (Reuters)
16-07-2008 04h14Reuters - As parents usher their children back to school this fall, they may have one more challenge to deal with: how to get their kids to school.
Unemployment biggest disappointment for S.Africa: OECD (AFP)
16-07-2008 01h09AFP - A persistently high rate of unemployment is the weakest point in South Africa's post-apartheid economy, with the education system failing to produce skilled workers, the OECD said on Tuesday.
Budget woes force cuts in summer-school programs (AP)
15-07-2008 07h29AP - From coast to coast, tough financial conditions are forcing school districts and nonprofit groups to cut back on summer programs that are widely viewed as invaluable to both struggling and superior students.
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