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• By Amanda Kim Stairrett Killeen Daily Herald

  Peace activists gathered in Killeen Monday morning to speak out against U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. The event, which was hosted at Killeen's Under the Hood Café, focused on Iraq and the president's recent announcement that U.S. combat operations ended there today.
  2010-08-30 11:42:50

• Fayette schools strive for state percentages

  According to a press release issued by Jean Cavalier, director of public relations for Fayette County Schools, 15 out of the county’s 19 public schools made adequate yearly progress (AYP) in regard to West Virginia’s standard of learning. New River Elementary was excluded from needing to make AYP in its first year of operation.
  2010-08-30 10:32:19

• Students return to school

  Some start year off in new, state-of-the-art buildings Some start year off in new, state-of-the-art buildings
  2010-08-30 06:59:39

• Area schools report mixed results on ACT

  Bartlesville High School’s ACT score fell to a five-year low this year; however, the number of students from Bartlesville taking the test increased by 20 percent.
  2010-08-31 12:42:17

• Few Joliet grade schools make AYP on state tests

  Of Joliet Grade School District's 19 schools, only four made adequate yearly progress on a state test.
  2010-08-31 01:01:28

• Turner named county's top superintendent

  FRANKLIN -- Thomas Turner said as much as he thought he was prepared for his first year of teaching, the demands were more than he ever dreamed.
  2010-08-31 12:37:19

• In the Berkshires

  Monday August 30, 2010 Cheshire: Hoosac class of ‘80 plans 30th reunion The Hoosac Valley High School class of 1980 hold its 30th
  2010-08-31 01:36:22

• Mumbai-educated gets key post in GOP unit of NJ

  New York, Aug 31 : An Indian-American, who was educated in Mumbai, has been appointed to a key post in the Republican Party unit of New Jersey formed to promote community participation in the state.
  2010-08-30 11:40:18

• Student's idea helps kids dress for success

  On Saturday, Waldo Middle School's lunch cafeteria was turned into a one-stop shop "Blue and White Sale," where families could buy discounted new and gently-used apparel that meets the middle school dress code.
  2010-08-31 12:12:57

• BHISD announces fall testing dates

  The fall administration of the exit level Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) will be Oct. 19-22.
  2010-08-30 07:42:56

• Some students return to school in state-of-the-art buildings

  West Towson, Violetville elementaries among new schools in city and Baltimore County Some students got off the buses, their eyes filled with apprehension, and were guided into the soaring atrium of West Towson Elementary, a school so new it doesn't have a single scuffed floor. Others ran confidently along, calling out the name of their teacher and the location of their classroom.
  2010-08-30 07:13:10

• Skowhegan ninth-graders at a fork in the road

  SKOWHEGAN -- Ninth grade is a "make or break" year for many students, a time that can determine whether a student will stay in school and go on to college, or drop out and fail to prepare for the future, education officials say.
  2010-08-30 11:56:25

• OWL Charter opens at full capacity

  NAMPA — OWL Charter Academy, a new charter school, began its first school year Monday.
  2010-08-31 01:18:53

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  2010-08-30 11:47:30

• Dining in the dark

  When the sun set Monday, members of the Bryan-College Station chapter of the Raindrop Turkish House, including many Texas A and amp;M students, broke the day's fast to share a Ramadan meal. ...
  2010-08-30 11:40:11

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