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In the Seattle Times:
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$2.7B in stimulus money released for schools (7/2)
On Seattle PI.com:
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Yakima teacher reprimanded for backpack feces (7/3)
In the Yakima Herald-Republic:
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Teacher involved in feces fiasco reprimanded (7/3)
In the Olympian:
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Seattle
director says Manhas will be an asset for N. Thurston (6/30)
In the Longview Daily News:
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Editorial | Head Start a productive use of public money (7/3)
In the Walla Walla Union Bulletin:
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Editorial | Bible club is being treated fairly by school (7/2)
In the Centralia Chronicle:
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Column | Here’s why schools are so expensive nowadays (7/2)
In the Columbia Basin Herald:
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Parents plan improvements for sports field; plans go to board
(7/2) In the Central Kitsap Reporter:
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WASL
migrates to Web despite slow economy (7/2) In the Washington Post:
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Education secretary challenges NEA on teacher pay (7/3) In the
Associated Press:
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White House announces swine flu summit (7/2) In
the Wall Street Journal:
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'recession-proof' teachers feel pinch (7/3) In the
Chicago Tribune:
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Editorial | School strip-searches and common sense (7/3) In the
Denver Post:
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on school buses run into static (7/3) In the Los Angeles Times:
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Duncan treads where teachers unions don't want to go (7/3) In the
San Diego Union-Tribune:
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Education group urged to focus less on scores (7/3)
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Education chief wants merit pay considered (7/3)
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