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News for the week of May 29, 2006:

Her legacy is teaching By Rob Rogers
Higher test scores pursued with rigor By Sheena Dooley
Teaching Facts
Math clubs help kids improve skills By Kelly Carr

News for the week of May 22, 2006:

Early education saluted
DPJ must coordinate views on education
Nearly Half of Texas Teachers Want to Leave the Classroom
Award reduced to teacher struck by officer
Schools trying to get handle on rising costs
Two Moorpark schools receive state distinction

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News for the week of April 3, 2006:

Debate rages over single-sex classes
Two Problems in Need of One Solution by Beryl Lieff Benderly
Teachers leery of new standards
Teaching educators to be data wise
Teachers face sex charges by Susan Kuczka

News for the week of March 20, 2006:

Balancing enrollment at elementary schools will be examined By Kendra Kelley
Sex in high school By Patrick Cronin
Cameras sought for school district facilities
Science Students Reach for the Stars

News for the week of March 13, 2006:

Hygiene Kits Helping Katrina's Kids Rebound
Kids answer call for school supplies in IraqLetters by ASHLEY BARRON
A classroom for literacy by TERESA WILLIAMS

News for the week of February 20, 2006:

DPS teachers restless By Nancy Mitchell
Biloxi teachers to lose jobs By MELISSA M.
Classroom sharpener ban
Sending school supplies to Katrina victims By Shelley Griffith
Teacher debit card could help educators with school supplies by Tina Shelton
National Teacher of the Year calls for equity in education BY MARK RICE

News for the week of February 13, 2006:

Special-ed teacher 'connects' with students by Kent Cockson
Teacher stress leave costly by Paula Beauchamp
Teacher allegedly let kids skip gym for $1 a day
Teacher sex registry to be recalled by Lori Higgins
Durham Middle Schoool Teacher Arrested

News for the week of February 6, 2006:

More Than 600,000 K-12 Teachers Begin Careers in Community College
Students' Public Education Must Even the Odds
Urban School Districts Tap into Young People's Passion to Teach
Urban Teacher Shortages Most Severe in Areas Critical to Raising Performance
New Strategies to Curb Teacher Flight