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New Charter School Will Be Island?s 4th (New York Times)

The Academy Charter School in the Village of Hempstead is expected to open with 168 students in kindergarten through fourth grade.

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Another site will be sought for West Clark alternative school (The Evening News and the Tribune)

The center — which is planned to serve as the corporation’s alternative school — was planned to be at the former Sellersburg Elementary School building, in downtown.

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Alternative school off to a strong start (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)

Itawamba County’s alternative school is off to a strong start. Currently, 55 students attend the school as part of their daily schedules, filling several classrooms in Fulton’s old grammar school building.

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Neenah schools ban on sweet treats irks parents (Green Bay Press-Gazette)

NEENAH The school districts hard-line policy against sweets in the classroom has left a sour taste in the mouths of some parents and students.

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Edgecomb school panel approves consolidation (Wiscasset Newspaper)

Edgecombs school committee has approved a plan to join 10 other towns in a partnership designed to meet the states consolidation mandate.

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Education Digest: Oct. 12, 2008 (Santa Cruz Sentinel)

APTOS Delta High has parent night Delta High School at Cabrillo College will hold a Parent Night from 5-7 p.

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Graduation exams raise special-needs concerns (The Washington Times)

HARWOOD, Md. | Maryland will this year become the 24th state to require an exit exam for graduation. As the state has slowly phased in its tests, known as the High School Assessments, the national debate continues about them in part because the federal No Child Left Behind law punishes schools that fail to raise test scores.

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Commitment to mentoring follows man to Hanover (The Evening Sun)

For nearly 60 years, Ted Jenkins has made a career out of mentoring students. Looking back, the 83-year-old said that while the students he mentors may have changed since moving from Long Island, N.Y., to Hanover last year, his commitment to mentoring follows him wherever he goes.

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Corsicana Seniors GO to college (Corsicana Daily Sun)

Corsicana High School and Navarro College have partnered to form the GO College Project.

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Autistic 10-year-old excels in academics, not socially (The Potpourri)

Ten-year-old Michael Garcia won his school’s geography bee last year, got a perfect score on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills test, and in second grade got a blue ribbon in a city-wide art contest.

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Gas Prices and the Doom to Follow Posted By : Sharon Hussey
22 Sep 2008 at 12:00am
many options including switching to alternative fuels like HHO gas, solar, wind, hydrogen, increasing fuel economy and nuclear energy sources. Implementing these changes now would not only preclude inevitable catastrophe for the state of our nation, but could slow global warming and make the earth a