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Spring Grove, other teams advance in Science Olympiad
Spring Grove Area High School took first place in its division at the PA Central Region Science Olympiad, held over the weekend at Millersville University. According to a post on the Millersville website, each school competing in the Science Olympiad … Continue reading
Report: Pennsylvania seeks No Child Left Behind flexibility
Somehow I missed this last week, but The Patriot-News reported that state education Secretary Ron Tomalis has been talking to the federal education secretary about flexibility from No Child Left Behind. You might remember that the U.S. education department offered … Continue reading
Pennsylvania gets Race to the Top funds
Pennsylvania has finally won some funding in the federal Race to the Top grant competition. The state didn’t win in the first two rounds of competition. But the state announced today that it has been awarded about $41 million in … Continue reading
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