Education: K-12 News Release Archives - Page 292
Supplemental Content, Assessment, Tutoring And Test Prep Drive Spending in K-12 Education Market
NCLB Continues to Define Spending As Failing Schools Boost Performance: This year, the Assessment, Tutoring and Test Preparation Services, and Supplemental Content markets saw the most dramatic revenue...
NCLB Continues to Define Spending As Failing Schools Boost Performance: This year, the Assessment, Tutoring and Test Preparation Services, and Supplemental Content markets saw the most dramatic revenue...
Online Admissions Application Service for Independent Schools Acquired by inRESONANCE
Online admission application service purchased from AdmissionsQuest.
Online admission application service purchased from AdmissionsQuest.
California MD Markets His Own Secret Weapon for Getting Ahead in School with Less Stress
Doctor’s patented silent alarm test pacing wristwatch helps students improve scores by eliminating test-taking anxiety.
Doctor’s patented silent alarm test pacing wristwatch helps students improve scores by eliminating test-taking anxiety.
SOURCE Taps America Learns to Help 1,000 Los Angeles Students Get Into College
Innovative technology helps power new federally and privately funded collaborative
Innovative technology helps power new federally and privately funded collaborative
Iverson Celebrates Twenty Year Anniversary: Growth Spurred by Globalization
Milwaukee based translation firm celebrates 20 years in business. Growth of company due to worldwide globalization and proactive approach to the market.
Milwaukee based translation firm celebrates 20 years in business. Growth of company due to worldwide globalization and proactive approach to the market.
La Jolla's Gillispie School Launches First Annual Earth Week Celebration
The Week of April 17-21 will honor Mother Earth as students “Green Up Gillispie" during its first annual Earth Week celebration. The school will kick-off a week of service projects, lessons...
The Week of April 17-21 will honor Mother Earth as students “Green Up Gillispie" during its first annual Earth Week celebration. The school will kick-off a week of service projects, lessons...
Pixarra's TwistedBrush April Art Competition Will Award Winners K-12 Site License
Pixarra announced today the start of the monthly art competition for April 2006 with prizes for the winners being a K-12 site license for the school of their choice.
Pixarra announced today the start of the monthly art competition for April 2006 with prizes for the winners being a K-12 site license for the school of their choice.
GrantsAlert.com Launches National Fundraising Program with eFundraising / QSP Reader’s Digest
GrantsAlert.com announced it has partnered with eFundraising / QSP Reader’s Digest to launch a national fundraising program for all GrantsAlert.com visitors. The program is patterned after successful...
GrantsAlert.com announced it has partnered with eFundraising / QSP Reader’s Digest to launch a national fundraising program for all GrantsAlert.com visitors. The program is patterned after successful...
Education and University Space Must Lower Online Customer Acquisition Costs to Survive, Says Leadpile
Competition in oversaturated online education and university space necessitates a new look at lead costs.
Competition in oversaturated online education and university space necessitates a new look at lead costs.
Christmas Gift for Catholic Children Now Available; New Children's Picture Catechism Teaches Traditional Catholic Prayers and Devotions
Many of the prayers known by nearly all Catholics before Vatican II have been lost to the younger generation. The Family Catechism, a new picture catechism published by St. Joseph's Media, has preserved...
Many of the prayers known by nearly all Catholics before Vatican II have been lost to the younger generation. The Family Catechism, a new picture catechism published by St. Joseph's Media, has preserved...
Local "Reading Olympics" Challenge Kids to Read More Books
Students in Sonoma and Marin counties have an opportunity to go for the gold by reading the most books in a two-month period Spring 2006 during the Sonoma-Marin Fair Reading Olympics.
Students in Sonoma and Marin counties have an opportunity to go for the gold by reading the most books in a two-month period Spring 2006 during the Sonoma-Marin Fair Reading Olympics.
Deficit Reduction Act Challenged By Second Lawsuit
Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, has moved to take on the Deficit Reduction Act with its own lawsuit, following the first lawsuit filed in February by an Alabama elder law attorney.
Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, has moved to take on the Deficit Reduction Act with its own lawsuit, following the first lawsuit filed in February by an Alabama elder law attorney.
Fantasy Baseball Hits a Home Run with Students in Math Class
A California educator announces the launch of “Fantasy Baseball and Mathematics,” a dynamic program designed to motivate students in math. The curriculum consists of teacher guides and student...
A California educator announces the launch of “Fantasy Baseball and Mathematics,” a dynamic program designed to motivate students in math. The curriculum consists of teacher guides and student...
The After Effects of Using Adobe Software at a California Summer Camp
From Summer Computer Camp at UCLA to Cinematographer for the Stars
From Summer Computer Camp at UCLA to Cinematographer for the Stars
Text-to-Speech Voices Help PowerPoint® Deliver the Message
Tuval Software Industries has announced the launch of Version 1.1 of Speech-Over Studio™, an innovative software application that enables Microsoft® PowerPoint® to speak without any need...
Tuval Software Industries has announced the launch of Version 1.1 of Speech-Over Studio™, an innovative software application that enables Microsoft® PowerPoint® to speak without any need...
Young Writers Become Published Authors: Winning Entries in Youth Writing Contest Published in Anthology E-Book
EPIC, the Electronically Published Internet Connection, awarded twenty-four prizes to winners in the first annual EPIC New Voices writing competition for middle school and high school students.
EPIC, the Electronically Published Internet Connection, awarded twenty-four prizes to winners in the first annual EPIC New Voices writing competition for middle school and high school students.
Feng Shui For Children’s Rooms Free Online Audio Class
Bad feng shui in a child’s room will affect their behavior, their mental and physical health, family relationships, and even their grades. Feng Shui Diva! Robyn Bentley has just released "Feng...
Bad feng shui in a child’s room will affect their behavior, their mental and physical health, family relationships, and even their grades. Feng Shui Diva! Robyn Bentley has just released "Feng...
Rauland-Borg Offers Free 'Safety Through Communications' White Paper on VoIP Applications for K-12 Schools
Leader in school communications has published a special report by Gary Audin on the effect that VoIP systems can have on life safety and security concerns in K-12 facilities.
Leader in school communications has published a special report by Gary Audin on the effect that VoIP systems can have on life safety and security concerns in K-12 facilities.
WISDOM OF BEAR, A Collection of Children's Tales & Poems Based Upon the Traditions of Native American Mythology and Legends
Children will enjoy Wisdom of Bear as the narratives unfold the extraordinary way in which a myth can become truth. Wisdom of Bear can be purchased through Polar Bear & Company, Biblio/NBN, Amazon...
Children will enjoy Wisdom of Bear as the narratives unfold the extraordinary way in which a myth can become truth. Wisdom of Bear can be purchased through Polar Bear & Company, Biblio/NBN, Amazon...
Pepperdine University Graduate Students Engage Community in $10,000 Grant for Hollywood Beautification Project
Three students of the Teacher Education program at the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP), obtained a $10,000 grant to work with a community, where are first-generation...
Three students of the Teacher Education program at the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP), obtained a $10,000 grant to work with a community, where are first-generation...
