Archived news from March 2008
Exercise Seen as Priming Pump for Students’ Academic Strides
Case grows stronger for physical activity's link to improved brain function.
Challenging Common Myths About Young English Language Learners
New Policy Brief
Rise In Childhood Mental Illness Perplexing
Dad talks about challenges of raising child with mental illness
Democrats’ K-12 Views Differ, Subtly
IDEA Funding Goes For Vote This Week
Urge your senators to support funding increase
Your Vision Your Voice
Students’ Voices Matter!
Delaware Parent Leadership Institute Session Begins in August
Parents learn about Public Education System
College within grasp for those with disabilities
NY Parent raises cash to reinstate software program
Man with cerebral palsy may run for U.S. Senate
Wants to increase Awareness of Disabilities
Blood test could detect mood disorders,
According to a Recent Study
Volunteering helps students build confidence, job skills
Arizona teens with disabilities are volunteering
Local Elementary School Writing Scores Soar
Maple Lane Elementary School uses Balanced Calendar
Senate passes Bill to improve Middle and High Schools
Creation of Reserve Fund
National Panel finds Math Education needs fixing
Findings of the National Mathematics Advisory Panel
Does the DE.Congressional Delegation Support Kids?
Find out how your Members of Congress scored.
What's new in Washington?
Upcoming Education Legislation
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Gubernatorial Candidates Debate
Dems propose their plans for education
March 31 Voter Registration Deadline
to change your Party affiliation or to register before the September Primary.
Motivating Middle Year Students
Educators Still Searching for Strategies
NCLB: Act II
The latest news on the reauthorization
Creating the Best Prekindergartens
Strategies for State-Funded Prekindergarten
NCLB May Be Aiding Students With Disabilities
Report by Presidential Advisory Group
Ohio Voucher System for Students with Autism
Analaysis Criticizes the Program
Advocates Worry Gifted Funding Veering Off Course
Champions of Gifted Education are worried about Funding
Gifted Black Pupils Found Pressured to Underperform
Peer Pressure a Disincentive to Academic Performance
National Center on Response to Intervention
Created by the US. Department of education
Section 504 Rules- A Source of Confusion for Schools
According to a Recent Study
New Rules on School Privacy Law Proposed
FERPA Regulations seek to clarify Data on Danger
A Push to Improve STEM Education
U.S. Schools face Pressure on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math