Thursday, October 11, 2007

eSN Today: Shooting rips Cleveland tech school

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Shooting rips Cleveland tech school
A 14-year-old suspended student opened fire in a downtown Cleveland technology high school Wednesday, Oct. 10, before killing himself. Three students and two adults were taken to area hospitals, authorities said. After the shooting, shaken teens called their parents on cell phones, most to reassure but in at least one case with terrifying news: "Mom, I got shot." Mayor... | Full Story


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Around the Web ...

Study examines public, private schools
Low-income students who attend urban public high schools generally do just as well as private-school students with similar backgrounds, according to a study released... | Full Story

Clinton: Internet access key to economy
The Democratic front-runner and New York senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has called for a national broadband Internet system, saying high tech jobs can't be sustained without... | Full Story

Smile, kids, you're on school bus camera
School buses in many Boston area school districts are equipped with cameras that roll as soon as the buses do, with even more districts planning to install such cameras in... | Full Story



More from eSchool News Online ...

Intel hosts 'Academy Awards for education'
It's not often that educators are hailed as celebrities, escorted by limousine from the airport to a black-tie reception, and given an awards banquet held in their honor. But for... | Full Story

'Fair use' confusion threatens media literacy
In too many classrooms across the country, sweaty palms and the fears associated with a call to the principal's office aren't just student afflictions: Educators, especially... | Full Story

Illegal downloader ordered to pay $222K
Students and other internet users who download or share songs and movies without paying for them have a new reason to reconsider their actions: In the first such case to... | Full Story

Why can't our data just get along?
Two organizations that have been promoting interoperability among disparate educational data systems have established a new goal: creating a separate set of standards... | Full Story




Announcements from ed-tech providers ...

School district of Palm Beach County hosts National Forum on Educational Technologies | Read the full announcement

Read Naturally releases latest version of reading software program | Read the full announcement

Promethean receives 2007 Award of Excellence | Read the full announcement

Hausfather: no easy answers to male teacher shortage | Read the full announcement

Apangea Learning continues to take urban school districts by storm | Read the full announcement

Maryland school district licenses Lawson S3 Human Capital Management Suite | Read the full announcement

Atomic Learning announces new tutorial series on Google docs | Read the full announcement

Atomic Learning selected to receive Awards of Excellence Legacy Award | Read the full announcement

Gateway announces plans to acquire Packard Bell B.V. | Read the full announcement

MakeMusic releases PrintMusic 2008 | Read the full announcement

Berkery Noyes represents national trade productions in sale of three events to 1105 Media | Read the full announcement

Sally Ride Science brings cutting-edge science to the classroom with new content rich classroom sets | Read the full announcement





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