Six Pittsburgh Schools’ Teachers Honored instead of Merit
Each year teachers across the position of Pennsylvania have the occur to glean influence pedagogical grants. Exclusively teachers of excellence are considered then the best are chosen to acquire the grants. The two thousand five hundred dollar grants are awarded around the Doctor Distinction Center. This year’s [...]
Admission into an Ivy Leagued with public school, or equally competitive college, is a magnificent goal. It requires years of allegiance from both parents and students. These high-powered, momentous institutions be informed thousands of applications each year still discard more than 85 percent of candidates. While there is no modus operandi for the treatment of [...]
The pros and cons of homeschooling are many, but do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages? With total control over your child’s homeschooling needs you have the flexibility to teach your child values that cannot be taught in a public classroom. On the other hand your time will not be as free as it used to [...]
Garfield High School Honors 84 Year-Old Graduate
On Monday, June 19th, Richard Coone received an honorary diploma from Garfield High School, a Seattle High School. He walked with the Garfield High graduates at the graduating ceremonies held at Qwest Field. Mr. Coone has waited over sixty-five years to receive a diploma. In 1941, Mr. Coone [...]
Are you and your children cut out for home school? Homeschooling your own child has its advantages and disadvantages, but with total control you have the flexibility to teach your child values that cannot be taught in a public classroom.
Your home school curriculum can also incorporate your own religious and moral beliefs, something that no [...]
Students from Indianapolis Schools to Compete in African American History Challenge
Students from three Indianapolis middle schools will compete in the African American History Challenge held June 7-11 in Atlanta, Ga. The team is composed of Kenneth Rush from Crispus Attucks Middle School, Gordon Jackson of Park Tudor and Adrian Wynn of Craig Middle School. [...]
The B.J. Reed Award
Created in 1988, the B.J. Reed Award recognizes the work of volunteers in the Minneapolis Schools. The B.J. Reed Award was named in honor of Batty Jane Reed who founded the Community Resource Volunteer Program in 1965. B.J. Reed was a Minneapolis School educator who went on to be an author, poet [...]
Six Pittsburgh Schools’ Teachers Honored for Excellence
Each year teachers across the state of Pennsylvania have the chance to win educational grants. Only teachers of excellence are considered then the best are chosen to receive the grants. The two thousand five hundred dollar grants are awarded by the Teacher Excellence Center. This year’s grant recipients include [...]
We know emergency situations can (and will at some point) happen in your class. It may be minor, such as a student becoming sick in your room, or even a practice event like a fire drill or tornado drill. Hopefully you won’t encounter a real life-threatening emergency. But you should always be prepared for such [...]
The Alice Fong Yu Alternative School
The Alice Fong Yu Alternative School, one San Francisco School, is the first Chinese immersion school in the United States. The school is designed as a two-way Chinese/English instructional environment. The school provides an outstanding educational experience for children of all backgrounds. All students at Alice Fong Yu develop competency [...]
