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Bristol Palin Pregnancy Spurs Sex Ed Debate

  
Some renew call for sex education reform; others remain firm in abstinence-only.
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New pupils have to stay until 17

  
Children starting secondary schools in England this week are the first legally required to stay in education until they are 17.
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French schools to offer more English classes

  
France's education minister says the secret to success is speaking better English. Xavier Darcos says French high school students will be offered optional intensive seminars in English-language skills during school vacations in February and the summer. Darcos says it is a "handicap" to speak poor English.
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News of the 09/01/2008
    

Grace period over, now the test

  
Sabatino Sferrazza, an 88-year-old retired carpenter, stood on the sidewalk outside a newly renovated primary school, content to watch from afar as the grand reopening ceremony got underway.
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Poor less likely to have returned to New Orleans

  
Those who have moved back to New Orleans in the three years since Hurricane Katrina devastated the city are likely to have higher incomes and more education than people who haven't come back, demographic data shows.
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11 unions say UMass, Board of Higher Education bargaining in bad faith

  
With contract negotiations flagging, labor unions at the state's colleges and universities have filed a complaint of unfair labor practices against the state Board of Higher Education and the board of trustees of the University of Massachusetts, accusing them of bargaining in bad faith.
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Mass. Gov. Patrick addresses Democrats in Denver

  
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, speaking to delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, said the nation must renew its commitment to education and community.
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A masterwork goes missing

  
A prized 1921 painting by the French cubist Fernand Leger has been lost - perhaps unintentionally thrown out - by Wellesley College's Davis Museum and Cultural Center.
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11 unions say UMass bargaining in bad faith

  
With contract negotiations flagging, labor unions at the state's colleges and universities have filed a complaint of unfair labor practices against the state Board of Higher Education and the board of trustees of the University of Massachusetts, accusing them of bargaining in bad faith.
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Meet the Joneses: Obama's Education Plan

  
In part three of the series, "GMA" looks at education and the average family.
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News of the 08/26/2008
    

Delegates promote their causes in hats, buttons

  
It was pretty easy to figure out that Monica Stonier cares about education, that Johnnie Patton supports more energy conservation and that Ruth Rudy wants the party to unify behind presidential nominee Barack Obama.
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Vermont students score well on SATs

  
Vermont's high school seniors are continuing to perform well on Scholastic Assessment Tests commonly called the SATs, the Department of Education announced on Tuesday.
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Senator wants all schools to open on same day

  
The co-chairman of the legislature's education committee doesn't want Connecticut schools open before Labor Day.
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