GLOBE EDUCATION NEWS
Sci-fi becomes the new reality
One wallet becomes more difficult to open as its owner’s bank account runs low on money; another wallet swells and shrinks, depending on the available cash; a third buzzes when there’s any kind of movement in the account. (By D.C. Denison, Globe Staff)
Northern Essex Community College president to retire
When David Hartleb was selected president of Northern Essex Community College in 1995, he was not the unanimous choice of the trustees. (By Wendy Killeen, Globe Correspondent)
Changes to condom proposal promised
A week after Provincetown schools sparked a furor over a new condom policy, the superintendent has assured parents that school nurses would not dispense condoms to any student who asks, despite the open wording of the rule. (By Jack Nicas, Globe Correspondent)
Arlington police investigate threats over pledge vote
Arlington police are investigating threatening messages sent to School Committee members yesterday in response to a controversy surrounding reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in school. (By Brock Parker, Globe Correspondent)
Rule tightened for exam schools
The Boston School Committee tightened the residency policy last night for students applying to the city’s three exam schools to prevent out-of-towners from gaining admission. (By James Vaznis, Globe Staff)
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LATEST K-12 EDUCATION NEWS
- FRANKLIN Questioning schools on cutbacks (Boston Globe, 7/3/10)
- Forget grade levels, KC schools try something new (AP, 7/3/10)
- State and local gov't workers' job security fades (AP, 7/3/10)
- Here's the scoop: NH boy ice cream businessman (AP, 7/3/10)
- Children of accused spies confront identity crisis (AP, 7/2/10)
LATEST HIGHER EDUCATION NEWS
- What happened to studying? (Boston Globe, 7/2/10)
- Fairfield professor researching workplace anger (AP, 7/3/10)
- Sororities' antics spur school alcohol efforts (AP, 7/3/10)
- Minority wave in summer tide of Coast Guard swabs(AP, 7/3/10)
- U of I president to look beyond govt. for funding (AP,
