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It would've been nice if municipal officials had advance warning that water mains on 25th Street in the South Side and Bower Hill Road in Mt. Lebanon were going to rupture on Wednesday. (Today)
For the first time in the history of the Duquesne City School District, bus transportation will be offered to students who live beyond a half-mile circumference of the Duquesne Education Center. (Today)
When Woodland Hills Academy was proposed in 2008, questions surrounding an extended school year and the allocation of extra resources for academy students threatened to keep the idea from coming to fruition. (Today)
A textbook proposed for the new environmental science curriculum at Pine-Richland High School was pulled from consideration after parents complained the book was biased in its approach to global warming, population control and other issues. (Today)
New educational software eventually will lead to online scheduling and a variety of other Web-based changes in the North Allegheny School District. (Today)
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- State again a finalist for Race to Top funding
- In Pittsburgh, new teachers learn about life in a city school
- Art Institute has new president
- Duquesne schools approve buses for first time
- Former Duquesne faculty member files suit against university
- Images land on layers of droplets to create 3-D display in CMU project
- Finalists Named in Education Contest
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
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Friday, July 23, 2010
- State schools raise tuition 4.5 percent
- Public school pension contribution rate reduced
- IUP warns of faculty layoffs
- Government, educational leaders praise stimulus funds
- National Network of Digital Schools names executive director
- IUP authorized to buy dorm to pay off bank note
- Online school wins five-year renewal of charter
- Once a Leader, U.S. Lags in Attaining College Degrees
- U.S. Releases Rules on For-Profit Colleges
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