'Throttle' school backed by chief
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Recruitment procedures at a school where a teacher "throttled" a five-year-old pupil are backed by an education chief.
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Despite warnings that he was a cultural mismatch for his school, one principal has outlasted his predecessors while producing surprising results.
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By Ruth Sheehan, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Dec. 18--Alittle over a week ago, Cary Academy's head of school, Don Berger, sent out an e-mail message to parents (and students) indicating that a longtime teacher had resigned, effective the previous day -- Dec. 7.
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Regulators are set to rule on whether a fee-paying school should continue to enjoy charitable status.
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The Education Secretary, Charles Clarke, offers voters an education "crusade" including a "revolution" in the early years.
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By Charlie Boss, The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio  Feb. 24--Mornings at the school sound of water splashing on soapy hair, onions sizzling on a skillet and computers humming.
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Simon Elementary School Principal Adelaide Flamer loaded her 250 students and 26 teachers, along with aides, her security guard, a school nurse and a custodian onto four chartered buses yesterday and traveled 10 blocks to a school with heat.
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The new Education Secretary, Ruth Kelly, says concerns over teaching and discipline are her priorities.
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A private school head teacher is not "barred" from teaching in the state sector - and could be accredited in days.
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A London school is told it must close despite making good progress and coming out of special measures.
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The head of IT for the New Orleans schools looks back to Hurricane Katrina and credits a capable staff for bringing back a data center and networks.
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The success of one New York City superintendent is challenging the notion that changing governance structure is the key to turning around schools.
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Mike Baker asks whether government moves to shore up diplomas could backfire.
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The authority of head teachers must be reinforced to overcome discipline problems, says Tory leader.
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It&#39;s the real thing: $500,000 for William T. Dwyer High School during the next seven years. Administrators just finished negotiating a new contract with Coca-Cola, which will have exclusive
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Mike Baker looks at what the government's latest targets say about the direction of education policy.
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By James Salzer, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution  Feb. 19--Gov. Sonny Perdue wants to put an additional $700 million into  education next year, but Georgia's technical colleges might wind up having to  lay off faculty and close programs to make ends meet.