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• Clinton Announces New Guide to Help Schools Prevent Violence
• Read*Write*Now!
• FIRST LADY ANNOUNCES $10 MILLION FOR READING
• Limitation, Suspension or Termination
• PEGGY KERNS NAMED DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL AND CONSTITUENT RELATIONS
• 09/06/95 America Goes Back to School by Richard W. Riley U.S. Secretary of Education
• Coleman Named Deputy Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
• 2/15/94 Connecting Families and Schools to Help Our Children Succeed
• 9/26/96 U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley Launches National Netday 96 to Wire America's Schools for Internet Access
• 3/17/94 Violence in the Schools Report
• U.S. Department of Education: Default Rates for U.S. Colleges
• STATEMENT BY U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION RICHARD W. RILEY On passage of the House Budget resolution
• 6/20/94 Statement Regarding New AmeriCorps Sponsors
• STATEMENT BY U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION RICHARD W. RILEY On the Impact on Title IX of the U.S. Supreme Court's Gebser v. Lago Vista Decision
• 9/96 Americans Encouraged to go Back to School And Get Involved
• 21st Century Community Learning Centers
• 3/15/95 Rescissions Jeopardize Learning for Non-English
• Coleman Named Deputy Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
• Tirozzi Sworn in for Top Elementary and Secondary Education Post
• VISITING SCHOLARS TO START FELLOWSHIPS AT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT'S RESEARCH INSTITUTES
• STATEMENT BY U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION RICHARD W. RILEY On the House Joint Resolution 78
• 8/8/96 Drive of Olympic Athletes Can Help Nation's Youth Resist Drugs and Violence
• Commnities Urged to Open Schools; Provide Safe After School Learning
• Loss of Eligibility
• FIRST LADY AND SECRETARY RILEY KICK OFF SUMMER READING SEASON, ANNOUNCE PROJECTS IN 50 STATES TO FIGHT READING DROP-OFF
• CRIMES IN THE NATION'S SCHOOLS DECLINED IN THE 1990s ACCORDING TO DEPARTMENTS OF JUSTICE & EDUCATION
• 2/27/95 Impact of House Proposed Rescissions
• 2/28/94 Arts Education Research Agenda Announced
• 1997 Presidential Scholars
• STATEMENT BY U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION RICHARD W. RILEY ON THE E-RATE
• NORTH CAROLINA NATIVE CLAUDIA WITHERS APPOINTED DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL
• U.S. 4th Graders Near the Top in Science; Above International Average in Math
• PRESIDENT CLINTON ANNOUNCES THREE NEW COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY CENTERS FOR THE DELTA REGION
• Statement by the President's Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans Vice Chair Ana "Cha" Guzman Regarding the resignation of Commission Chair Raul Yzaguirre
• 2/7/94 Secretary's Remarks on FY95 Dept. of Education Budget
• 02/23/96 Secretary Riley's Remarks on Impact of Budget Cuts
• MCGUIRE CONFIRMED AS ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND IMPROVEMENT