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| Pittsburgh Steelers fans come as die-hard as can be in the world of the NFL. Their success on the field is well documented, and those who attend the games are often granted the beloved "terrible... | |
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| From NSBA's free weekly Legal Clips e-newsletter BoardBuzz gets word that an Oregon school district is asking the Supreme Court to resolve a special ed issue on which it split 4-4, with Justice... | |
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| That's right, the evolution/intelligent design debate may see a resurgence as a new movie is in development about the life of Charles Darwin. BoardBuzz is even hopeful that the film will be... good.... | |
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| BoardBuzz admits to being a compulsive websurfer in the morning. Give us a cup of coffee and broadband, and we are ready to scan the world, picking up the flotsam and jetsam of presidential polls,... | |
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| Remember the line “I used to walk 10 miles to school every day, uphill, both ways…”? Today’s children and youth are much less likely to use it. According to the Centers for Disease Control and... | |
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| President Bush is expected to sign into law the new Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act of 2008, which was passed by Congress this week. NSBA submitted a letter to Congress expressing some of... | |
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| Earlier this week U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings unveiled the department’s Leading Education Indicators: Trends in Education. The indicators include Achievement, Achievement Gaps,... | |
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| BoardBuzz gave up trying to figure out what parts of this letter to the next President by writer, radio commentator, and public school mom Sandra Tsing Loh to share with you here in this blog entry.... | |
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| Last night PBS debuted a new documentary, Where We Stand, which looks at education in America through the lens of Ohio. Judy Woodruff introduces Ohio as a cross section of America, where urban,... | |
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| The doom and gloom for school board budgets continues. The New York Times had this piece a couple of weeks ago about the painful choices being made in communities around the country. “The big... | |
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