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Articles in Mar 26, 1999 issue of US Education Department Press Releases

  • Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley at National Science Teachers Association Launcy of "SciLinks"
  • FINAL REGULATIONS PUBLISHED TO IMPLEMENT SPECIAL EDUCATION AMENDMENTS
  • STATEMENT BY ACTING DEPUTY SECRETARY MARSHALL S. SMITH On Education Department's Y2K Readiness
  • CLASSROOM INTERNET ACCESS NEARLY DOUBLES
  • LATEST STATE READING ASSESSMENTS SHOW PROGRESS
  • 31 PERCENT MORE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS, REPORT SHOWS
  • 1994 TITLE I CHANGES PRODUCED HIGHER STANDARDS, TARGETED FUNDS AND IMPROVEMENTS IN STUDENT LEARNING
  • APPLYING FOR COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID EASIER, FASTER THAN EVER
  • STATEMENT OF JUDITH E. HEUMANN ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES On the Cedar Rapids Community School District v. Garret F. Supreme Court Ruling
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