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The First Thanksgiving

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Contrary to popular belief, the first Thanksgiving was not at Plymouth Rock. Thanksgiving feasts started in ancient times as harvest festivals. Later,...
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Missouri participation in Race to the Top for St. Louis Public Schools

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Late Friday evening, Dr. Nicastor, Commissioner of Education for the Missouri Departmnet of Elementary and...
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Town Hall Meeting for Students December 15

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009

On December 15, Secretary of State Arne Duncan will be hosting a Town Hall meeting for students. This national event will feature questions submitted...
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Chocolate milk in St. Louis Public Schools: What every parent and teacher should know

Chocolate milk does not cause obesity. In a mad dash to save 10% of our obese adult population, zealots are recommending withholding or restricting...
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Flags fly half-staff in St. Louis public schools

President Obama has issued a proclamation that the flag is to fly at half-staff at the White House, all public buildings, military installations,...
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Info 101: Where are St. Louis Magnet Schools?

Magnet Schools differ from charter schools in that charter schools, while still a public school, are operated by an...
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Maplewood/Richmond Heights School District: Joe's Place

Anyone may become homeless at any time. The ranks of the homeless not only include the poor and minorities, but former middle class citizens and...
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Halloween and children with dietary restrictions

Whether it is diabetes, severe allergies, or lactose intolerance, holidays can be difficult for children unable to eat what everyone else is eating....
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St. Louis Public Schools guide to Halloween symbols

Irish immigrants first popularized Halloween in the United States when they emigrated from Ireland. Eventually, other European superstitions and...
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St. Louis Public school guide to the origins of Halloween

There is no such thing as Halloween as the United States celebrates it. Our current Halloween is a blending of traditions and superstitions brought...
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