Science specialists to train Frederick County teachers
The Frederick County Board of Education approved a five year plan to hire seven science specialists to train about 600 elementary teachers across four schools each. If ratified, district costs would be about 300000 dollars annually starting 1993, with schools appointing leaders to coordinate the program. The plan seeks NSF grant support and stronger links to research facilities like the National Cancer Institute and Hood College to connect classrooms with real world science.
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Frederick County backs off bond refinancing sale due to rates
Frederick County officials delayed a $30.7 million bond-refinancing sale set for today. County comptroller Tom Fox cited elevated rates tied to the presidential election and said present value savings of about $1 million would not be realized. The sale remains possible within three days of notice if market conditions improve.
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