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If financial prognosticators somewhere deep inside Penn State University have even a rough idea of what the child sex scandal (Today)
Options discussed Monday for closing a $2 million Mt. Lebanon School District budget gap include increasing the property tax rate, dipping into discretionary cash and cutting programs and staff. (Today)
The Mars Area school board last night approved the district's 2012-13 calendar that sets the first day of school for students Aug. 27. (Today)
A former Penn State vice president wants a judge to throw out charges he lied to a grand jury investigating former football assistant coach Jerry Sandusky and didn't properly report suspected child abuse. (Today)
Penn State University said it has paid $3.2 million for legal fees, consultants and public relations firms to address the scandal that exploded with former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky's Nov. 5 arrest on child sex abuse charges. (Yesterday)
Yesterday
- $8 billion job-training proposal encourages community colleges
- Pittsburgh Urban League shares $1 million for GED program
- 70 take voluntary buyout at Duquesne University
- City students ask governor to make education a priority
- Seton Hill University honors philanthropist Catherine Murray Ryan
- Seneca Valley rejects changes to wellness policy
- Money Urged for Colleges to Perform Job Training
Monday, February 13, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
- Pitt's energy center gets $22 million from Richard King Mellon Foundation
- CCAC president receives $20,000 performance bonus
- West Mifflin schools brace for cuts
- 10 states to receive No Child Left Behind waivers
- Education Gap Grows Between Rich and Poor, Studies Say
- 10 States Are Given Waivers From Education Law
- 'Tuba Raids' Plague Schools in California
- Suburban Chicago Schools Lag as Bilingual Needs Grow
Thursday, February 9, 2012
- Pitt to receive $22 million for energy research
- Environmental Charter School tests out looming lunch regulations
- Grant will restart after-school, summer tutoring programs in Clairton
- Entrepreneurs bloom at Mars Area High
- Changes urged in Seneca Valley to protect pupils, employees with food allergies
- Woodland Hills committee presents board its recommendations
- Forty sign up for early retirement incentive in North Allegheny
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
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