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Thomas Stone High School Biology Rap
This is fantastic!!
I wish more teachers would have FUN with teaching.
Friday, April 18, 2008
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- When Young Teachers Go Wild on the Web
- Changes approved at 9 failing schools statewide
- REMINDER: Board Work Session, 4/28/08
- Interesting...
- EACC Uncovers the Truth with County Funds
- Board is Meeting Today, 4/21/08
- Thomas Stone High School Biology Rap
- COMMUNITY MEMBERS NEEDED
- In the Mainstream but Isolated
- Notes from Board Meeting, 4/8/08
- Reverse the teen dropout trend
- A Graduation Shortcut for Student Short Credits
- Federal grant allows for HIV education in state cl...
- Va. 8th-Graders Edge Peers in Writing
- U.S. to Require States to Use a Single School Drop...
- 'Safe Harbor' Offers Shelter From Strict 'No Child...
- REMINDER: Board Meeting 4/8/08
- Class Schedulers Think Outside the Blocks
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"I will serve as an educational advocate on behalf of our community in order to advance the educational vision for our schools, pursue its goals, and encourage progress as we work together in a diverse society."
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