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Wiggins Middle School concert features bands, choruses
The Wiggins Middle School seventh grade chorus performed at the Wiggins Event Center recently for the end of the year concert.
3 hrs ago | ABS-CBN News
260 private schools in NCR to increase tuition
The Department of Education has allowed 182 private primary schools and 78 secondary schools in the National Capital Region to increase tuition this year.
7 hrs ago | Malaysian National News Agency
Education Ministry And Higher Education Ministry To Streamline Structure Within One Month
The streamlining of the structure of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education in an effort to improve the country's quality of education and is expected to be completed within one month, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
10 hrs ago | Patch.com
Summer Camps: Last Minute Signups in Southern Fairfax County
Summer vacation is right around the corner, and it's time to get your kids registered in summer camp.
11 hrs ago | Advocate
The Miseducation of Destin Holmes
Destin Holmes barely made it through the eighth grade at Magnolia Junior High School in Moss Point, Miss.
13 hrs ago | The Guardian
Michael Gove suggests Wales and Northern Ireland split off school exams
GCSEs and A-levels are currently set to the same standard in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, but Michael Gove said it was hard to see how this could continue.
Education Lessons From Around the World
That was the message delivered by a panel of experts at a discussion hosted by the Center for American Progress last week.
'Fanatical' Gove attacked by union
The education secretary is like a "fanatical personal trainer" who urges schools to jump higher and run faster, a head teachers' leader is to say.
Outstanding seniorScholarships pave way for early childhood education major Sandy Lemmink.
After her school experience took its own twists and turns, 35-year-old Sandy Lemmink, a University of Cincinnati senior majoring in early childhood education, is finally achieving her dreams.
12 O'Clock Track: Cincy's Tweens blow out the bubblegum on 'Rattle and Rollin''
I really don't need much of a reason to rep my hometown of Cincinnati, but a more recent Queen City-proud moment came a couple months back when I caught some demo tracks from the locally hyped Tweens .
Speakeasy Series for West Tisbury Library continues May 22
Nothing can be more frightening to a parent than to learn that her child is gravely ill.
Parents of truants to face fines
Parents of children who are regular school truants are to be fined up to A 120, says the Welsh government.
10 Phrases That Make You Look Weak In The Office
Power suit? Check. Advanced degree? Check. Swagger? Check. Watch out world, you've got power written all over you.
Should Scotland have more single-sex schools?
Results suggest girls from mixed-sex schools are more likely to draw their sense of self-worth from their physical appearance One of the UK's most famous girls schools has announced it will be taking in boys for the first time.
Pornography risks should be taught to children as young as five, say parents
Sex education at a school in Lambeth. One headteacher says he 'wouldn't dream' of talking to youngsters about pornography.
Inspectors order Sheffield school to improve
Pupil achievement at one of Sheffield's biggest secondary schools has 'fallen sharply' over the last two years, according to education inspectors who have ordered it to improve.
T.J. Senior Named 2013 Presidential Scholar
A student at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology has been named as a 2013 Presidential Scholar by the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program .
School Building Project Makes Progress
In March, residents voted to appropriate $15.5 million in additional funds for the school building project .
Parents favour local schools according to Hampshire County Council figures
FEWER than three per cent of secondary school pupils in Basingstoke and Deane are travelling out of the borough to go to school.
Adolescents Who Start Drinking In Puberty More Likely To Develop Alcohol Problems Later
Adolescents who drink alcoholic beverages for the first time during puberty are more likely to develop a drinking problem, new research says.