Vallejo school board eyes loss of students Vallejo Times-Herald
The issue of Vallejo students leaving en masse for neighboring school districts will kick off the school board's first meeting in its new quarters on Mare Island.
7 Nonprofits Get Mack Community Grants Funding for 2006 TruckingInfo.com
12/12/2006 Mack Trucks Inc. has awarded more than $155,000 to seven Lehigh Valley-based nonprofit organizations for community improvement projects under the 2006 Mack Community Grants program.
Verizon Foundation Awards $111,900 in Grants to 15 Washington County Nonprofit Organizations PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
The Verizon Foundation today awarded $111,900 in grants to help meet increased educational and social services needs in Washington County.
Okemos votes to pursue $6.8 million bond issue Lansing State Journal
OKEMOS - The school board voted unanimously Monday to seek approval from the state for a $6.8 million bond issue to purchase new technology and buses.
SCHOOL NEWS & NOTES Montrose Daily Press
MONTROSE -- Columbine Middle School’s Band and Choir Concert will be held Dec. 12 at the Montrose Pavilion. The Choir will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the band following at 6 p.m.
Africa in the middle of biotech trade war St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The story is the stuff of legend. Drought leads to famine across southern Africa. The U.S. ships aid across the Atlantic: millions of tons of corn, some of it genetically modified.
Local: School approves technology plan The Nashua Telegraph
The Mascenic Regional School approved a regionwide technology plan prepared by a committee of teachers, administrators and residents over the past year.
Liberty High School shuffle to aim at freshman intervention The Hillsboro Argus
Liberty High School may house the Hillsboro School District's first freshman academy devoted to helping soften the ition from middle to high school for incoming students.
Around the Valley Montrose Daily Press
MONTROSE -- Robyn Unger’s Northside class will be traveling to Sharing Ministries on Thursday, Dec. 7 from 8 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. as a community service project. Anyone who is interested in donating to the needy is welcome to include it in the class’ food boxes.
CVCC gets Department of Labor grant The News & Advance
Central Virginia Community College has been awarded a grant worth nearly $1.25 million for its nuclear education programs. The grant was one of 72 totaling $125 million that the U.S. Department of Labor awarded this week to community colleges nationwide for job training.
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