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AIU3 In the News: June - July 2010
7.29.2010
Duquesne students to board school bus in fall for first time Duquesne City School District officials say about 427 students in grades K-8 will qualify this fall for the bus transportation for the first time.
7.28.2010
Pennsylvania finalist for education grant Pennsylvania could find out in September whether it will receive a cut of $3.4 billion in federal stimulus money for education reform. Department of Education officials announced Tuesday that 18 states and the District of Columbia are finalists in the second round of the "Race to the Top" grant competition.
7.08.2010
Childhood education program to expand Early Head Start services soon will be available in some neighborhoods of southern, northern and western Allegheny County because of a $720,000 federal stimulus grant received by the Allegheny Intermediate Unit.
6.23.2010
Budget holds the line on Duquesne taxes Duquesne Passes Budget, Holds Line on Taxes. Read all about it!
6.23.2010
At the last Duquesne City School District Board of Control meeting, members of the PTA were recognized for all of the support they provide for the school. The PTA can be credited for organizing a variety of school activities and fundraisers. Great Job Ladies!
Pictured: L-R Principal Davaun Barnett, PTA Vice President Dwan Bull, Michelle Gilbert, President Sateena Walker, Desiree Bluett, Pat Bluett, BOC Chairwoman Dr. Audrey Utley
6.2.2010
Versailles children's champion had another career in mind For nearly 20 years, Gail Odorcich has made it her business ensuring homeless children in the region receive an education. But it wasn't the career she envisioned for herself. She always thought about becoming a lawyer after retiring from U.S. Steel.
6.6.2010
Allegheny, Beaver schools consider online courses The rich variety of subjects often limited to cyber charter schools -- like Latin or a class on stem-cell research -- could soon be available to students at 10 to 12 districts in Allegheny and Beaver counties.
6.2.2010
MSC Receives $1.13 Million Federal Grant The AIU's Math and Science Collaborative has received a $1,135,300 grant from the Title IIB/Math & Science Partnership. This federal funding will be used to offer quality professional development to educators in the subjects of Math and Science, and will build upon the services already developed by the collaborative.
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