Notes from the news, June 14
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West: No Renaissance, but plenty of turnover The Notebook blogThe turmoil has left more than 30 teacher vacancies at West Philly High, which is a higher percentage of turnover than in recent years.
See also: 'Too Late' for Academic Overhaul at W. Phila. High KYW
John Baer: We could have a state budget (gasp) on time! Daily News
Baer thinks that we will see the increase in state education funding that Gov. Rendell is calling for and some new taxes.
Baer thinks that we will see the increase in state education funding that Gov. Rendell is calling for and some new taxes.
Mobile science program brings high-tech gear to schools The Inquirer
Science in Motion is a program that brings expensive equipment and skilled staffers into schools to teach kids science.
Science in Motion is a program that brings expensive equipment and skilled staffers into schools to teach kids science.
Press Release: WAGNER MIDDLE SCHOOL WINS $5,000 IN STUDY ISLAND NATIONAL SPRING CONTEST eSchool News
Wagner won the contest by showing the most enthusiasm for the Study Island online education program.
Wagner won the contest by showing the most enthusiasm for the Study Island online education program.
Continuity, Community, and Change A Good Day Teaching blog
A retirement celebration for two long-time teachers prompted
A retirement celebration for two long-time teachers prompted
AmeriCorps grants awarded in Pa. Philadelphia Business Journal
Philly Student Tests Positive for TB NBC Philadelphia
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