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| BoardBuzz has reported before (and here)about President Clinton's efforts to curb childhood obesity. And now he's honoring schools that have taken steps to help in the fight. According to an... | |
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| School board elections are getting into gear in lots of communities across the country. These critical contests generally don't get anywhere near the attention that they deserve. After all, almost... | |
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| Associated Press (by way of USA Today) reported about one of BoardBuzz's biggest concerns: bullying. ( A topic we covered both here and here before.) What intrigued us this time, you may ask? The... | |
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| A few more blips on the Education President Radar this week.First, Ben Boychuk and Joel Mathis from Scripps-Howard have a very brief back-and-forth in which Boychuk points out that President Bush... | |
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BoardBuzzNSBAMouseover the icon to listen to BuzzCast 29We're back in full podcasting form after a brief summer break.Technology rears its head... | |
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| Maybe Congress should go on recess more often. Or at least put more recess periods on their schedule, because, unlike any other time during the year, Congress is suddenly able to actually pass... | |
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| Green with envy? That's not quite the reason behind schools deciding to go green. USA Today reports that more and more schools are looking at how eco-friendliness can help them save money, when... | |
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| Yesterday morning, the President signed the Home Mortgage Aid Bill (H.R. 3221) into law. After carefully reading the 694-page bill (and missing a few of our scheduled 40 winks), BoardBuzz is happy... | |
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| BoardBuzz has always been on the lookout to see how students are staying active and what opportunities schools offer for physical education. We covered before the upcoming skateboarding trend, but... | |
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| In the immortal words of Bobby Brady, "Mom always says, don't play ball in the house." C'mon, admit it -- your mom said it too. Ah, but times they are a-changin'. That's right. Now kids can play... | |
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