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April 2008 NEA Today Contents

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I Am an Educator
Classroom teachers, bus drivers, nurses, librarians, and others reflect on the school life, and what inspires them to remain in the finest profession in the world.

NEA Offers Plan to Improve NCLB
Now is the time to influence Congress as it considers changing the law.

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As Temps Soar, So do Spirits at Outreach to Teach
June 30, 2008 Outreach to Teach offers student members the opportunity to to help transform a high-needs school campus with gallons of paint, buckets of seedlings, and heaps of enthusiasm.
Hard Times
June 24, 2008 A new HBO documentary captures hard times at an urban high school, but doesn?t report the failures of No Child Left Behind.
Science Won't Vouch for Vouchers
June 24, 2008 - When the Department of Ed commissioned a study of the Washington, DC, voucher program, the feds probably weren't hoping for proof that vouchers don't improve student achievement. But that's what they got.
School's Out for Friday?
June 18, 2008 - An influential Vermont state senator wants to turn the lights out on Friday schooling, in an effort to save energy costs.

Young Latino Scholar Stays Grounded
June 17, 2008 - After graduating from MIT in 2007, he's now a graduate student in the physics department at the University of Chicago.

A Come-Back for Common Sense?
June 13, 2008 - If schools can't trump poverty, could a little common sense work?


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