Nationwide virtual high school links 30 public schools
A Kennedy High School in Fremont leads a federal funded effort to create a nationwide virtual high school. Thirty public schools across California Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania and Texas will offer 30 new electives via the Internet. Topics include microbiology Russian studies and economics with full credit. Students in remote towns will connect with urban peers and teachers across time zones using online discussions and email.
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San Jose
Calif
Massachusetts
Texas
California
Kennedy High School
Fremont
Anita Bergh
Washington State
Kennedy High
Ami Buch
Concord Consortium
Santa Clara
3Com Corp
al Gore
Tiny
Forks High School
Seattle
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virtual High School
Linda Roberts
Office of Education
US Department of Education
Terry Haugen
Miramonte High School
Orinda
Russia
Haugen
Stan Oberg
Acalanes High School
Lafayette
Europe
State Department censures China for religious suppression report
New York Times reports the State Department faults China for restricting religious freedom in 78 countries. The draft study urges Boris Yeltsin to veto a proposed law curbing activities of evangelical groups in Russia. It covers Tibetans in China, Sudan animists, and jailed religious leaders.
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New York
State Department
China
New York Times
Boris Yeltsin
The
Times
Congress
Proadenea 11S
Sudan
Clinton
Soviet Union
Iran
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