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Eanes Education Foundation presents district with largest contribution
Eanes Education Foundation officials, with generous community support, made a contribution of $1.3 million to the Eanes school district this year, the largest amount contributed by EEF in its 10-year history of grants.
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Is Education Act 1996 unconstitutional?
Can justice Mohd Noor Abdullah tell us if the Education Act 1996 was enacted by Parliament for the purpose of dividing the people?
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Education in Asia: A region at risk?
What’s up with the food fights? On May 30, a message, make that missile, consisting of white bread, salami and “a butter-like spread” was launched at former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard—video footage suggests a narrow miss—as she toured Australian schools to promote an education-reform agenda that, in part, proposed more funds for secondary education…
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Education Update
Kindergarten registration is open for most schools. Children must be age 5 by July 31 to qualify for the kindergarten program. Call a school in your district for more information.
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Financial Crisis Amplifies Education’s Value
A new report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development found that unemployment rates were much higher for workers with less education.
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A lifetime of education
“Education is important because they will know what is going to be good and important for the country. Everybody should be in school, whether they be in the four walls of the classroom, or in non-formal schooling.”
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Editorial: State budget rightly focuses on education
Washington state lawmakers have crafted a hard-fought budget compromise that priorities education funding.
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Turn to State Higher Education Offices for Scholarship Help
State higher education offices are often an overlooked resource when it comes to paying for college.