May 09, 2008

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Detroit ends food service contract 

Aramark has managed district's food services since 2001...

Houston mulls whether to tear down problem-plagued building 

Staff members at Key Middle School report still feeling ill...

Some New York City schools are running out of space 

Some say the city's method of choosing when to build new schools is flawed...

Boston school experiments with single-sex classes 

Program seeks to improve achievement for middle school boys...

Administrator charged with stealing student prescriptions 

New Jersey vice principal allegedly stole ADHD medications from school nurse's office....

California district mulls possible bond vote 

Grossmont district needs funds to complete projects from 2004 bond...

Coach's defamation suit against Illinois district is dismissed 

Administrators in Plainfield district were accused of defamation by former football coach...

L.A. administrator investigated for concealing evidence 

Official allegedly knew of colleague's sexual relationship with a student...

Study says charter high school students more likely to go to college 

Rand Corp. study focused on Chicago charters...

Baltimore County board recommends new school in Towson 

Official put project on fast track to address crowding in nearby schools...

84,000-square-foot fitness facility is too small at University of Central Florida 

School is planning expansion of rec center to keep up with student demand...

Texas university hit by fire says it will rebuild 

Blaze damaged administrative offices at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio...

Rehiring retired employees in Boston raises questions 

City's school system is spending more than $1 million this year on rehiring former workers....

Renovation for New Trier (Ill.) High School? 

Officials try to decide whether to modernize campus in Chicago's North Shore suburbs....

Wake County gets unrestricted authority to assign students to year-round schools 

District says it won't put students in year-round schools without permission of their parents Appellate court decision reverses judge's ruling that gave parents the right to refuse year-round school assignments...

Budget woes mean larger class sizes 

Districts in Washington, D.C., plan to save money on teachers by putting more students in classrooms...

D.C. chancellor's facility-closing plans rile some parents 

School system is moving fast to eliminate under-used buildings...

96 drug arrests in San Diego State University probe 

75 students were among those nabbed in yearlong investigation ...

University of Pennsylvania leads nation in buying green power 

Philadelphia school bought credits equal to 192 million kilowatts of wind energy ...

Failure of one high school may threaten success of neighboring school 

Students who left struggling school may not be academically prepared for new school...

Bond elections in Houston area this weekend 

Six districts seeks funds for school construction...

Four Detroit-area districts win bond issues 

Van Dyke, Trenton, Oak Park and South Lake systems get borrowing authority...

$457 million bond passes in Guilford County, N.C. 

Money will pay for five new schools, and rebuild a high school destroyed by fire...

University of Florida to cut 400 jobs 

School also plans to reduce enrollment by 4,000 over 4 years...

High school student charged after "bottle bomb" explodes 

No one is injured in incident at Temple Hills, Md., school...

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Detroit ends food service contract

May 9, 2008 12:21 PM


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