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May 6, 2008  Former Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley has always acted more like a soft-spoken Southern lawyer than a busy Cabinet officer in the limelight of the nation’s capital.
May 6, 2008  However, more than 60 percent think students fight a lot or aren’t sure about the level of fighting.
May 6, 2008  Correction
May 6, 2008  Larry LeDoux has been tapped to serve as the state education commissioner in Alaska.
May 6, 2008  The rules would set a uniform method of calculating graduation rates.
May 6, 2008   A study that examines how 13 schools in inner-city Cleveland are producing strong academic performance among poor students found common threads.
May 6, 2008   Some board members said they were unhappy that Mr. Riedlinger was also serving as chief of the School Leadership Center of Greater New Orleans.
May 6, 2008   What’s a charter school? A majority of adults still have little or no clue, a new poll suggests.
May 6, 2008   Legislation would increase limits on how much borrowers can receive in federally subsidized student loans.
May 6, 2008   A paper released says that a $20 billion federal investment to maintain and improve school facilities nationwide could provide a major boost for education and the economy.
May 6, 2008   Company will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit, including a donation of $400,000 worth of tutoring for low-income students.
May 6, 2008   Legislators in Iowa have approved a new statewide curriculum mandate that has some private school advocates alarmed.
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