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State education’s 2011 funding requests are ‘unrealistic’ (Montgomery Advertiser)

State education officials are requesting an education budget that is smaller than last year’s, but it’s also as equally unlikely to be funded as its predecessor.

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State education’s 2011 funding requests are ‘unrealistic’ (Montgomery Advertiser)

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State school superintendent says budget cuts could lead to education layoffs (The Tuscaloosa News)

By Dana Beyerle Montgomery Bureau Chief MONTGOMERY | State school superintendent Joe Morton told legislators Wednesday that K-12 public schools need an additional $245 million in next year’s education budget, or as many as 3,543 teachers could lose their jobs.

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State school superintendent says budget cuts could lead to education layoffs (The Tuscaloosa News)

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Private education institutions to register with new council from Monday (Channel NewsAsia)

SINGAPORE: Come December 21, Private Education Institutions (PEI) must register with the Council for Private Education to operate in or from Singapore under the new regulatory regime.

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Private education institutions to register with new council from Monday (Channel NewsAsia)

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Association for Cultural Education (The Record and Herald News)

ACE (the Glen Ridge Association for Cultural Education) is inviting the community to help decorate a Winter Solstice tree with ornaments intended to reflect the organization’s multicultural spirit.

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Association for Cultural Education (The Record and Herald News)

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Board of Education explores full-day kindergarten options (The Record and Herald News)

The Board of Education has recently been weighing the possibility of implementing a full-day kindergarten program

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Board of Education explores full-day kindergarten options (The Record and Herald News)

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Senate, House differ on education reform (Detroit News)

Lansing — Lawmakers and school officials are lined up behind competing education reform legislation on the eve of an expected vote today.

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Senate, House differ on education reform (Detroit News)