Virtual Memorial
We are a group of students and educators who want to do our part in holding out a candle, so as to lend a little light in this moment of darkness in humanity…
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We are a group of students and educators who want to do our part in holding out a candle, so as to lend a little light in this moment of darkness in humanity…
I created this desktop image to commemorate the terrible tragedy of September 11, 2001. Fly your cyberflag on September 14thand remember… Freedom is priceless!
While dealing with their own shock and grief, the nation’s educators are working with children to come to grips with the terrorist attacks on the United States and to regain stability.
Special Editions of “Washington Week” and “Wall $treet Week With Louis Rukeyser” Provide Lead-In to “America Responds: A Special Report” Alexandria, Va., September 13, 2001
President George W. Bush has offered all Americans an opportunity to remember the loss of life that has resulted from the attack that took place earlier this week, and that has left its mark on our hearts and minds. There are students across this country who will want to join in honoring the memory of […]
20 Years In The Making, The Book Of Counted Sorrows Is Released As Barnes & Noble Digital’s First eBook
WBT Systems, a premier provider of scalable e-Learning solutions to organizations worldwide, today announced the Liberty Group e-Learning implementation surpassed client expectations, with the fast implementation of the TopClass e-Learning Suite™ that reduced training time by 50%.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education William Hansen today announced the award of a $10 million Star Schools grant to help Western Governors University (WGU) launch its Teachers College, a national telecommunications network that will provide accredited, online degrees and certificates to K-12 teachers and prospective teachers.
Kansas State University is awarding degrees to 413 students who completed requirements for graduation during the 2001 summer session.