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By West Sound Academy
The annual Kitsap Arts & Crafts (KAC) Student Art Show has a new date and venue. West Sound Academy's Frodel Gallery will host the show May 31-June 1. Winning student artwork will be displayed at the KAC Festival Art Show, July 25-28, in Kingston.

By See The Change USA
Physics Is The Common Denominator For See The Change USA, Community Leaders, Teachers And At-Risk, Low Income, Minority Community Colorado Springs Carmel Middle School Students And Parents.

By Princeton Montessori School
Princeton Montessori will host an Open House showcasing its Elementary and Middle School programs on Wednesday, December 5, 2012, at 9 AM.

By Spark Program
Spark, a youth apprenticeship program for at-risk middle schoolers, will expand to Oakland, CA this fall. This week, through a partnership with Groupon Grassroots, Spark will raise funds for this launch.

By Suzanne Kaiser
A to Z Learning: WRITING Terminology and Advice for the Student Preparing for High School is the perfect start to preparing for the rigors of high school writing.

By DADA Education Foundation
Courageous Persuaders video competition is approaching quickly with the deadline for entry is February 9, 2012. Courageous Persuaders is a competition-based scholarship program that invites high school students to create a 30-second television.

By Triunfo YMCA
The Triunfo YMCA, serving Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and Oak Park, is starting its Model United Nations program, designed for kids in sixth through eighth grades.

By Miller Family YMCA of Newbury Park
The Miller Family YMCA of Newbury Park is currently forming its Model United Nations delegation made up of middle school students in the Newbury Park area.

By Triunfo YMCA
The Triunfo YMCA, serving Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and Oak Park, will hold its first meeting of its Model United Nations program, designed for kids in sixth through eighth grades on Thursday, February 2 at 6:00 p.m.

By ASU STARR Noyce Scholarship Program
FREE for new Science Teachers. Keynote Speaker Sharon Hall on Urban Ecology; Teacher Mixer and Refreshments; FREE Educator Memberships; Teacher Support Fair; Door Prizes; more. Sponsored by ASU STARR Noyce Scholarship, AZ Science Center, and ASTA.

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By 425 Magazine
The voters have voiced their opinion and the results speak for themselves, as The Bear Creek School swept all categories for best Preschool, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, and best teacher on the Eastside in 425 Magazine’s annual “The...

By Gladwyne Montessori
Fourteen 4th - 7th graders are traveling from Scotland to England on a 10-day journey abroad as part of the Elementary and Middle School cultural studies program, which allows students to focus on a broad historic period over an entire school year.

By MY-Say Magazine
The nonprofit State of Maryland International Reading Association Council (SoMIRAC), along with a grant from Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE), is helping the Great State’s youngsters express themselves through words, art, and images in MY-Say,...

By Don Bosco Technical Institute
Don Bosco Technical Institute (Bosco Tech) will host a mathematics competition for seventh and eighth grade students on Saturday, April 27.

By West Sound Academy
The annual Kitsap Arts & Crafts (KAC) Student Art Show has a new date and venue. West Sound Academy's Frodel Gallery will host the show May 31-June 1. Winning student artwork will be displayed at the KAC Festival Art Show, July 25-28, in Kingston.

By See The Change USA
Physics Is The Common Denominator For See The Change USA, Community Leaders, Teachers And At-Risk, Low Income, Minority Community Colorado Springs Carmel Middle School Students And Parents.

By Devon Preparatory School
Twenty Devon Prep Middle School students join the ranks of the NJHS during a ceremony on campus.

By Schramm Marketing Concepts
The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for new students who are in grades six through twelve and their families.

By Saint Mary School
Open House and "Welcome Wednesdays" provide prospective families opportunities to visit Saint Mary School and explore all the school has to offer. Applications will be accepted for 2013-14 beginning January 27.

By Mathworks at Texas State University
Four middle school students chosen to compete in international math contest

By Princeton Montessori School
Princeton Montessori will host an Open House showcasing its Elementary and Middle School programs on Wednesday, December 5, 2012, at 9 AM.

By Darkwoods, Inc.
Marta Stahlfeld will be meeting the public and signing copies of her Middle School/Young Adult fantasy novels, "Darkwoods" and "Pasdagavra" at the Barnes & Noble in the Lakewood Mall beginning at 2:00 p.m.

By Spark Program
Spark, a youth apprenticeship program for at-risk middle schoolers, will expand to Oakland, CA this fall. This week, through a partnership with Groupon Grassroots, Spark will raise funds for this launch.

By Master Revelation
Martial Arts Master Scot Conway says that many martial arts styles take 4-6 years to reach Black Belt. A parent that would like their daughter or son to be a Black Belt by college needs to get them in a good program in or before Middle School.

By New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome
Conference will take place May 21 at Rutgers University and is open to New Jersey students with Tourette Syndrome or associated disorders in grades 6-12

By The Detroit Auto Dealers Association
Courageous Persuaders video competition awards celebration tickets available for May 15, 2012 event on teen drunk driving awareness scholarships.

By Suzanne Kaiser
A to Z Learning: WRITING Terminology and Advice for the Student Preparing for High School is the perfect start to preparing for the rigors of high school writing.

By Strategic Book Group
The trials and tribulations of 12-year-old Sara are made even harder because of her lack of confidence. Her sensitive story is told with conviction and understanding in Twice Shy.

By PRMG
Elementary and middle-school students apply creativity and science to the study of food safety in the 2011 FIRST LEGO League season

By Botanical Society of America
Leading science, technology, engineering and mathematics online education organizations to develop digital badges and systems that reward learning achievement

By DADA Education Foundation
Courageous Persuaders video competition is approaching quickly with the deadline for entry is February 9, 2012. Courageous Persuaders is a competition-based scholarship program that invites high school students to create a 30-second television.

By Triunfo YMCA
The Triunfo YMCA, serving Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and Oak Park, is starting its Model United Nations program, designed for kids in sixth through eighth grades.

By Hack the Future
Over 100 students will participate in a full day “hackathon” to learn about innovation from rock-star tech leaders like Pong creator Allan Alcorn and engineers from Facebook.

By QTalk Publishing LLC
Middle School (also called Junior High School) is a time of rapid physical and cognitive development. Using visual mnemonics and games, the QTalk® products make Spanish class fun, even for students with attention disorders or reading delays.

By Miller Family YMCA of Newbury Park
The Miller Family YMCA of Newbury Park is currently forming its Model United Nations delegation made up of middle school students in the Newbury Park area.

By Triunfo YMCA
The Triunfo YMCA, serving Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and Oak Park, will hold its first meeting of its Model United Nations program, designed for kids in sixth through eighth grades on Thursday, February 2 at 6:00 p.m.

By ASU STARR Noyce Scholarship Program
FREE for new Science Teachers. Keynote Speaker Sharon Hall on Urban Ecology; Teacher Mixer and Refreshments; FREE Educator Memberships; Teacher Support Fair; Door Prizes; more. Sponsored by ASU STARR Noyce Scholarship, AZ Science Center, and ASTA.

By Darkwoods, Inc.
Seventeen-year old Burien native Marta Stahlfeld will be selling copies of her middle school / young adult book "Darkwoods" at the Highland Park Elementary Holiday Bazaar in West Seattle, WA, on Saturday, December 10, 2011, from 10am - 3pm.

By Jennifer Glidden
Capstone Digital, developer of personalized learning environments for students, announces a new partnership with Saddleback Educational Publishing to extend the myON platform with the addition of more than 100 new titles.

By Suzanne Raga
You Rock! How to Be a Star Student & Still Have Fun is an empowering and entertaining “How to Study” book for music-loving teens.

By American Association of Caregiving Youth
Boca Raton, FL. Isabel (Izzy) Parrado, M. Ed an employee of The School District of Palm Beach County since 1977 has joined the Board of Directors of the American Association of Caregiving Youth (AACY).

By Miriam Schaffer
The Renaissance School, a Montessori school in Oakland, CA. will hold tours for parents of prospective students ages 2 years through middle school. Tours will be held September 20 and 21. Tours are adults only. Call 510-531-8566 to reserve.

By Janet Shan
BrainstormUSA launches TestPractice, an online app, that helps students from grades 1-9 prepare for standardized tests nationwide by removing pre-test jitters, reinforces skills learned in class and through Orchard Home. Fun + Practice = Success

By Florida Advanced Technological Education Center
Florida Advanced Technological Education Center, the NSF Center for excellence in high-tech manufacturing is organizing its first ever summer energy camp. The camp will take place June 20-23 from 9-3 p.m. at HCC-South Shore Campus in Ruskin, FL.

By Gary S. Goldman, Ph.D.
Pearblossom Private School, providing grades K through 12, receives a 6-year accreditation cycle, the longest term possible by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

By Sandy Herp
Students Walk Aawy with $18,000 in Scholarships

By West Sound Academy
Children and teens in the North Kitsap area have the opportunity this summer to study visual art and pottery under the guidance of a college art teacher, thanks to a collaboration between West Sound Academy and Northwest College of Art.

By The Bear Creek School
The National Latin Exam Committee bestowed honor on students from The Bear Creek School for their performance on the Introduction to Latin National Latin Exam this past March. Two students received a perfect score.

By Key PR Group
Houston's own Pop/R&B star, Miss Mykie, selected to host this year's Wood Creek Middle School Rosebuds Organization Mother-Daughter Banquet. The Rosebuds, an all girl organization, focus on leadership and the bonds of sisterhood.

By University of Missouri–St. Louis
The 2011 Connections Institute, a professional development opportunity for K–8 teachers, explores ways that the arts can contribute to students’ understanding and engagement in character development

By Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
The 2011 IGES Earth Day Photo & Essay Contest for grades 5-8 starts today! Take a photograph of something changing in your local environment from April 18 to 29 and win a digital camera or other prizes.

By TMI - The Episcopal School of Texas
Students of the Robotics Club of TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas received the award for the Most Elegant Robot in the GEAR (Getting Excited About Robots) competition held March 26 at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

By Miriam Schaffer
Orinda Academy is adding a sixth grade class beginning in Fall 2011. The school is a college prep co-ed day school for students in grades 6-12. The sixth grade is a result of popular local demand for a personalized quality middle school program.

By Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Celebrate Earth Day with middle school students across the country by taking a photograph of something changing in your local environment. Photos must be snapped April 18-29. Win a digital camera or other prizes.

By Arnold Communications
Faced with budget cuts that have forced the cancellation of low enrollment AP and enrichment classes, schools in 10 states have started their students with VHS online courses this semester.

By Arnold Communications
Mass Legislators Look at Expanding Virtual High School in the Bay State

By Pantego Christian Academy
Forty students from Pantego Christian Academy have been named 2010 Lone Star State Scholars joining over 1900 other students from across Texas who were recognized as well-rounded individuals who excel in the classroom as well as in their community.

By Sandy Herp
Courageous Persuaders program harnesses creativity to deliver youth-to-youth message about dangers of underage drinking

By Martin Luther School
Students interested in September 2011 admission encouraged to sit for Entrance Exam.

By Ashley Baldeon
CommonWealth One, in conjunction with Virginia Cooperative Extension Agency, sponsored a “Reality Store” activity at Francis C. Hammond Middle School, which helped Eighth grade students better understand everyday finances.



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