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Somerset tech center fills nursing post from within
Daily American Staff WriterSomerset County Technology Center officials showed ingenuity Thursday when faced with a state mandate requiring that the center employ a school nurse. The center plans to use one of its four registered nurses teaching in its adult education program to...Tags: Medical Specialization, Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Health and Safety at School, Health and Medical Professionals, First Aid
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A Reader Writes: Remembering Dr. Richard Barsan
After a full day of classes during my first semester at Imperial Valley College, an unexpected telephone call came in from a person that would have a profound impact on my course in life. “This is Dr. Richard Barsan. Is Jackie available?” he...Tags: Surgery, Dentistry and Dental Health, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Dental Health, Hurricane Katrina (2005)
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Chicago's longer school day -- Facts, figures and a Q & A
Change of SubjectPart of my Q-and-A with Chicago Public Schools officials prior to writing Friday's column involved simply putting the numbers together with which to start the conversation. Here they are followed by some questions and answers: Teachers employed by CPS... -
WPA funded numerous projects in Danville, Boyle County
Contributing writerMore than $440,000 projects under the Works Progress Administration were announced in July 1940 for Danville and Boyle County. The same announcement called for the removal of WPA offices in Danville, complying with plans to reduce the number of...Tags: Conservation, Henry Holt, Waste Management and Pollution Control, Highway Transportation, Environmental Issues
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Regional 'educator effectiveness academies' begin at Marriotts Ridge High
About a week after most area schools closed, teachers and administrators were back in the classroom, taking part in a summer course that will prepare educators for implementing new standards across the state for the 2013-2014 school year. The state's...Tags: Science and Technology, Schools, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Elementary Schools, Academic Progress
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Friends of the Libraries: Summer means reading program and book sale
For your weekend plans be sure to program a stop at the book sale on Saturday and Sunday at the Costa Mesa Donald Dungan Library, 1855 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. On Saturday, the sale will go from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with most books priced from 50 cents to $1....Tags: Landforms, Entertainment, Mountains, Verde (music group), Libraries
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111 receive GED through Jessamine adult education
brossi@jessaminejournal.comIt was not just the graduates who beamed with pride last Thursday at the Jessamine County Adult Education’s GED graduation, but also the many instructors, who in their own way, passed with flying colors. “We reached 150 percent of the state-...Tags: Graduation, Education
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Adult Education Center closing June 30
The Winchester SunIn the past 30 years, the Winchester Adult Education Center gave hundreds of local adults a second chance to finish their high school education by getting their GEDs. But the graduates who receive their certificates June 23 during the center’s...Tags: Health, Colleges and Universities, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Graduation, Students
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Council offers voice for women in building industry
PETOSKEY — The Petoskey-based Little Traverse Association of Home Builders recently announced the formation of the Northern Michigan Professional Women in Building Council. The council has been formally chartered by the National Association of...
Tags: House Building, Awards and Prizes, DTE Energy Company
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L.A. school board OKs final budget, including shortened school year
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles Board of Education approved its final $6-billion budget Thursday, bridging a multimillion-dollar shortfall in the state’s largest school district by shortening the school year and laying off about 3,000 employees. In February, the... -
Obama, not issues, is the draw for some L.A. voters
PolitiCalWhen Patricia Jordan, 57, was asked what brought her to the polls on Tuesday to vote in the California primary, her answer was swift and decisive.... -
Economy top priority for many Westwood voters
PolitiCalAs voters lined up at the polls in Westwood on Tuesday afternoon, one issue that was not on the ballot weighed heavily on some: the economy....
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