Sep 27
Heres the updated Associated Press poll for each class in Florida. There are six area teams ranked this week in their respective classes, and a few more receiving votes.
Class 8A 1. Christopher Columbus Catholic 3-0 138 1 2. Plant 3-0 119 2 3. Miramar 4-0 116 3 4. Dr. Phillips 4-0 99 4 5. Cypress Bay 3-1 73 5 6. DeLand 3-0 70 6 7. Vero Beach 4-0 53 10 8. Orlando Freedom 3-0 36 NR 9. Coral Reef Senior 3-0 31 NR 10. Lake Brantley 3-0 15 NR Others receiving votes: Miami 8, Olympia 3, Fletcher 3, South Dade 2, Charles Flanagan 1, Palm Beach Gardens 1, Park Vista 1, Miami Southridge 1.
Class 7A 1. St. Thomas Aquinas 3-0 140 1 2. Lakeland 4-0 124 2 3. Countryside 4-0 102 3 4. Lincoln 3-1 87 4 5. First Coast 3-0 78 6 6. Dwyer 3-1 71 5 7. Boyd Anderson 4-0 50 8 8.
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Sep 27
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Sep 26
The Aspen Institute released its biennial survey and alternative business school ranking yesterday, revealing that more and more MBA programs are teaching students about social, ethical and environmental issues. The 2011 ranking surveyed 149 schools from 22 countries, analyzing courses and faculty research, ultimately ranking Stanford as the program best preparing students to meet future business challenges relating to social, ethical and environmental issues. Stanford, and other top-ranked schools – York, IE, Notre Dame and Yale which round out the top five have offered an increasing number of courses dealing with the relationship between business and the environment and entrepreneurship and the alleviation of societal problems, as well as faculty research on topics such as the recession and climate change. A
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Tags: Ethical, Ethical Issues
Sep 25
We have some great news!! We’re ONLY 264 retweets away from reaching our goal of 1,000 retweets for our Constellation Energy campaign AND in order to help us get there, Constellation has extended our deadline until this Saturday, October 1.
WE CAN DO THIS BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!
Just copy, paste and tweet the following 30 times or more between now and Saturday, Oct. 1 and we’ll send you a Festival t-shirt:
Pls RT @ConstellationEG E2 Grants program http://bit.ly/rjYq76 will donate $10 per RT up to $10K to @USAScienceFest
After you have done your thirty tweets send us your twitter handle so we can check and email biobock@mac.com your t-shirt size.
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Sep 23
Have you ever wondered how your state’s educational performance compares to the performance of other states? Now with the new State of the States in Education document released yesterday by the Department of Education, you can see a snapshot of how educational performance varies substantially across states.
The document shows the 10 highest and lowest performing states (based on 2009 data) on basic indicators of educational performance, as well as showing:
- Percent of students, by state, deemed proficient in 4th and 8th grade reading and math on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) for students overall, with separate state-by-state comparisons for Whites, Blacks, Hispanics, and students with disabilities.
- Four-year on-time high school graduation rates, by state, with separate state-by-state comparisons for Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics.
- State-by-state college-going rate of high school graduates.
- State-by-state three-year college graduation rates for Associates Degrees.
- State-by-state six-year college graduation rates for Bachelors Degrees.
The disparities in educational performance highlight that state and local governments have a major impact on student outcomes and the rigor of state standards—larger than many Americans may realize.
In 8th grade math, for example, students in Massachusetts and Minnesota are two to three times as likely to be proficient on the NAEP assessment as students in West Virginia and Mississippi. Lar
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Tags: Educational Performance, Released