No Nonsense Approach Reforms City School Promotions
Urban education leaders report a shift away from social promotion toward strict promotion standards. In major cities like Jacksonville Chicago and Dallas, officials say failing students are no longer advanced to avoid accountability. Emphasis is placed on regular testing reading mastery and parental responsibility to curb wasteful spending and improve basic skills for all students.
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Dallas
Sarah Haskins
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George Brown Jr
Memphis
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Killed In Ohio Traffic Accidents Weekend Toll Rises
Ohio Highway Patrol reports at least 14 traffic fatalities across the state over the weekend. Victims include two in a single I-270 crash near Columbus, two in a car crash on I-74 near Cincinnati, and separate deaths in Norman, Norwalk, and various towns. An additional motorcycle fatality occurred on the Ohio State Fairgrounds.
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Maggie Hulbert
University Hospital
Cincinnati
Maryann Hess
Toni Stone
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J.D. Bernstein
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Fayette
David Ammond
Grand Rapids
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Toledo
Terry Lee Pitzen
Quincy Cancelsltor
Harrisburg
Robert Baker
Bexley
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Pickaway County
Charles Westenberger
Maplewood
Larry E. Lett
Forum on Nuclear Power Underway in Ohio
Cincinnati hosts a four day meeting of the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management with about 400 professionals from the United States Canada England Europe Japan the Middle East and South Africa. Topics include Safeguards and Nonproliferation and Nuclear Power The Imperatives Here and Now. The forum aims to review policy programs and progress in nuclear materials management and security amid rising anti-nuclear protests across states. A Navy sailor from Berlin Heights participated in Exercise Solid Shield 78 aboard USS Guadalcanal homeported in Norfolk.
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Travelers Warned Of Malaria Rise Worldwide
The National Center for Disease Control warns travelers to take malaria precautions as cases rise globally. Myron Schultz notes tropical travel is dangerous due to rising malaria, with 480 US imports last year, about triple the six year prior level. He stresses inexpensive prevention but low traveler compliance.
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National Center For Disease Control
Myron Schultz
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