Topic: school curricula

Kilbourne, Thomas mock trial teams tops in court

Science Fair 2001

Granby students employ scientific methods

State bills would set standards for arts education

Students travel the world without leaving the classroom

Teens need chance to ask tough questions

Board oks updated business curriculum

Survey shows declining confidence in leadership

Bill aims to blur line between science, religion

CPS reading programs aren't showing success

Artists-in-schools prgram lets students get hand-on look at art

Pro-evolution camp misleads the public

Many teachers embrace cartoon version of science

Students should be presented all the evidence

'Theory" is a cultural, not a scientific phenomenon

Teachers express concern over proposed standards

Resident proposed solution to 'Big Bang' vs. 'Intelligent Design'

Worthingway 'detectives' use science to investigate mock crime scene

Poli Rad increasing political knowledge

Residents make plea for foreign language program

Post-secondary courses offered to TWHS students

Officials revising guidance department

District examines health, physical education courses

District expects less money paid out in stipends than past years

Board expects to decide on full-day kindergarten in March

Traditional K-6 schools may be scrapped

Board at odds over expansion

Storm puts K-plus presentation on hold

Home B.A.S.E. one of Kilbourne's most unique classes

Board expanding K Plus

Board approves K-plus in all schools

Teachers fear for quality of education after budget cuts

Service Learning gets students involved in community

Legality of executive session in dispute

Teachers bring concerns about science to board [Biological and Earth Systems Science (BESS)]

Board reverses decision on closed meeting

Teachers given until June 23 to reach science compromise

Beatty wants students prepared to handle finances

Board irons out issues concerning stipends, science standards

Teachers test 'immersion' idea

Dogged doodling

District pulls plug on DARE

Fenton kills DARE in rest of schools

Demise of DARE and traffic concerns brought to board

Fenton defends DARE decision

'K-Plus' program now in place at 12 schools

Collaboration results in new high school science sequence

Board honors high schools' AP scholars

'Ladies in Red' test norm

Robotics class encourages Colonial Hills students to create, cannibalize

Ax falls on seventh-grade French, Spanish course offerings

Firm grasp of technology paves way for studnens' futures

Staff reductions spell end of two language classes

Clearing up physics is teacher's goal

Change in store at local high schools

Grants help CPs teamup with suburbs

The 'Baby Think It Over" challenge teaches child care

School board recognizes AP scholars

New careers centers will house new programs

Career Mentorship helps students plan for future

Students receive hands-on education in TWHS program

TWTV informs students

Career fair guests promote training

Senior Project gives alternative to class

Students cook up progress toward culinary careers

Senoir project offers great alternative in scheduling

Lichtenberg teaches CBIP

Semester credit earned on edge of sea

Service Learning gets students involved

Foreign language programs reinstated in middle schools

Classes preparing students for the real world

Officials pleased with early Ohio Graduation Test scores

Schools prepare students for modern workforce

Second-graders get chilly lesson on Antarctic science labs

Web filter designed to protect students, not to annoy them

Online 'recovery' offers summer-school alternative

Students will be respnsible for full Metro School tuition

Joined classes make connnections in unexpected places

Why not send AP seniors to college

Weighing AP classes vs. post-secondary options

AP, post-secondary option both worthwhile programs

Sending AP seniors to college would hike costs

Gifted/AP program helps students succeed

New year brings wide variety of after-school programs

Summit teaches real-world applications for science lessons

Students' invention lets teachers lead classes on Web

Proposals for alternative middle school to be presented

Four plans for alternative middle school emerge

Alternative school programs unveiled

Proposed course offers first taste of engineering to students

Middle, high schools may offer pre-engineering

Phoenix School spreads its wings this summer

Phoenix School to open at Perry next year

New Phoenix School is focus of two meetings for parents

Parents question combining school teams

'Motivated learners' now have Mandarin as language option