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The state Department of Education recognized 1,939 public schools statewide with Keystone Achievement Awards for making adequate yearly progress ??? known as AYP ??? for two consecutive years, 2007-08 and 2008-09. (Today)
Duquesne University's public safety department has been accredited by the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. (Today)
Six days a week in the wee hours of the morning, Saswati Patnaik logs into her home computer. (Today)
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's proposed 1 percent tuition tax came under attack in Harrisburg yesterday, even as students panned it at a City Council meeting. (Yesterday)
What could have been misconstrued as an overzealous pig roast actually did involve dead pigs -- along with a house fire, 10 students in white work suits and a $300,000 grant from the National Institute of Justice. (Yesterday)
Yesterday
Friday, November 20, 2009
- Schools recognized for achievement
- State rep promises bill to block Pittsburgh's tuition tax
- South Allegheny, teachers approve new contract
- 2 Pittsburgh board members set meeting Monday on school closings
- Tuition tax foes line up support in city
- Gates helps fund city teacher effectiveness project
- State taking heat for 'chaotic' flu shots
- Sto-Rox school board makes no decision on football coach
- West Mifflin Area names Sardon new superintendent
Thursday, November 19, 2009
- Ravenstahl says he has votes to pass Pittsburgh's tuition tax
- City schools hail 'historic moment'
- Auditor general discourages school interest-rate swaps
- Religious author gives away edited copies of 'Origin of Species' at Pitt
- Controller says agency misused funds
- West Mifflin school board to vote on new superintendent before turnover
- Council looks to vet tax-exempts' projects
- South Butler board, teachers make final pitches to arbitrators
- West Mifflin school board to vote on Sardon
- Costumes, music enhance fall plays at North Hills, Pine-Richland
- Pine-Richland names principal
- Vo-tech school lets students give it a try
- Volunteers help St. Joseph Catholic get the word out to students
- Sto-Rox board adds administrators from staff
- Wanted: Athletic director for Central Valley School District
- Penn Hills' district enrollment drops by 9 percent
- Peters school board mandates projects for graduating seniors
- Wilkins Elementary School closed after water main break
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
- Gates Foundation awards $40 million to city schools
- Stop swapping, auditor general tells school districts
- Mt. Lebo police to view tape to ID graffiti scribbler
- Female teachers settle in pay-based lawsuit
- Pittsburgh council grills legal expert about tuition tax
- Moon school to provide flu vaccine tomorrow
- Pittsburgh school board votes acceptance of $40M Gates grant
- Mayor's budget plan rejected
- Suspended West Jefferson Hills superintendent faces hearing
- Pine-Richland names new high school principal
- South Fayette hears school expansion financing options
- Schools' Grades Reflect Persistent Disparity
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
- Marchers protest treatment of black city school children
- Oversight board likely to reject Pittsburgh's proposed budget
- South Butler teachers, administration far apart on pact
- Plan for city schools could shuffle students again
- Global village moves to U.S. campuses
- Researchers at CMU refining electric vehicle
- At CUNY, Mission to Elevate Science Begins to Bear Fruit
- Programs to Certify Teachers May Grow
- China Is Sending More Students to U.S.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
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