NEA drug education report urges teacher wake up
The NEA task force on drug education urges teachers to become walking encyclopedias on substances, calling for uniform policies, better materials, and local committees to lead classroom programs. It highlights gaps in training, weak materials, and the need for coordinated efforts across schools, agencies, and governments.
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Back-to-School Wardrobe Guide From FAMILY WEEKLY Woman
Rosalyn Abrevaya offers techniques to stretch the family budget while keeping girls stylish and durable for school. The illustrated report provides a pre shopping checklist, wearability tips, and making the shopping trip educational and fun for young shoppers.
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Chapel Hill Boasts Largest Botanical Garden In South
UNC's 330 acre North Carolina Botanical Garden near Chapel Hill draws visitors year round. Ken Moore led the Trillium relocation project, and Dr. Bell notes the garden's role in ecology education, courses, and teacher programs while expanding with volunteer support and private donations.
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Compulsory Education Must Vary Widely To Serve Individual Interests And Needs
Washington DC features a national critique of compulsory attendance. data from New York and Mississippi show high dropout and suspension rates, highlighting minority impacts. The NEA task force urges flexible schooling, alternative programs, and wider student and community input to ensure access to varied curricula beyond rigid attendance.
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Budget Woes Hit Colleges Across the Nation
A NASULGC survey shows 69 of 78 institutions implementing stringent economies to curb rising costs. Deferment of maintenance, program cuts, and faculty freezes top the list, while unmet needs include more faculty, new programs, classrooms, and equipment. The report warns these cuts cannot become permanent.
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