Education
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Published by Annie Gilbertson on 25 Oct 2011 07:07pm | Listen NowMississippi has one of the lowest Hispanic populations in the country, but some rural schools paint a different picture.
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Published by Jeffrey Hess on 21 Oct 2011 02:24pm | Listen NowMississippi kids are at high risk for lead poisoning
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Published by Annie Gilbertson on 20 Oct 2011 05:27pmThe Mississippi Board of Education will decide today whether or not the state will apply for a waiver to the No Child Left Behind law.
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Published by Jeffrey Hess on 20 Oct 2011 02:43pm | Listen NowAnti-smoking groups are trying new approaches to teach teens about the risks of smoking.
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Published by Annie Gilbertson on 17 Oct 2011 07:58am | Listen NowMississippischool districts will have to decide which form of sex education to teach by the end of the school year- Abstinence Plus or Abstinence Only? Few school boards statewide have finalized a choice, but the Mississippi Health Department has chosen sides.
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Published by Jeffrey Hess on 14 Oct 2011 04:28pm | Listen NowAdvocates for people with disabilities gather to look for ways to improve the lives of disabled Mississippians.
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Published by Daniel Cherry on 13 Oct 2011 11:06pm | Listen NowThe Mississippi Delta has major disparities when it comes to poverty, education and health, but a new region-wide coalition hopes to tackle those issues.
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Published by Annie Gilbertson on 13 Oct 2011 12:45pm | Listen NowHigh school science lessons in Mississippi may be getting some new blood - med students have taken on the role of teaching!
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Published by Annie Gilbertson on 10 Oct 2011 09:53am | Listen NowThe toughest part of school for some students isn't reading and arithmetic - it’s the playground. It can be the place of bullying, fights and trips the principal's office, or it can be a place of play.
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Published by Daniel Cherry on 07 Oct 2011 03:30pm | Listen NowA new state law says Mississippi schools have to decide between teaching abstinence only sex education or taking a new approach called abstinence plus.
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Published by Daniel Cherry on 06 Oct 2011 06:28pm | Listen NowBoth major party candidates are saying education is one of their biggest priorities if elected.
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Published by Jeffrey Hess on 05 Oct 2011 02:47pm | Listen NowA new law is in effect in Mississippi but advocates say more can be done.
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Published by Sandra Knispel on 05 Oct 2011 08:08am | Listen NowThe Yoknapatawpha Arts Council may not receive funds this year from Lafayette County because of a controversial art show last week.
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Published by Sandra Knispel on 03 Oct 2011 08:19am | Listen NowWith finally a win again, the Ole Miss football team returns from its first trip to California, having beaten Fesno State 38 to 28 this weekend. But that’s not enough to appease a fan base in turmoil. The autumn of discontent continues.
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Published by Rhonda Miller on 02 Oct 2011 10:24pm | Listen NowThe string of disasters that has slammed the Mississippi Gulf Coast makes it good territory for research on how families deal with trying times. The BP oil spill is the starting point for a university research project.
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