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Dueling gay marriage groups rally for Gallaudet's McCaskill
Two groups of protesters - with opposing views on gay marriage - rallied outside Gallaudet University today in support of its diversity chief.
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College tuition costs rise, bring financial pain
The sticker price of in-state tuition at four-year public universities climbed about $400 this fall, an increase of nearly 5 percent that brought the average to $8,655. That's a modest increase compared to recent years but still painful for families with stagnant incomes after a prolonged economic slump.
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Closing arguments begin in Md. black schools suit
A trial over whether the state of Maryland has successfully dismantled segregation-era policies that disadvantaged historically black universities has come to a close.
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Gallaudet asks gay marriage opponents to pull ad
Gallaudet University is asking a coalition opposed to same-sex marriage to stop airing a television ad that features a staff member who was suspended for signing a referendum petition.
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Frederick school celebrates National School Lunch Week
A U.S. Agriculture Department official is visiting Frederick to promote National School Lunch Week.
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Gallaudet chief to discuss her forced leave over gay marriage petition
Gallaudet University's chief diversity officer Angela McCaskill is scheduled to discuss her views about being placed on leave for signing a petition to put Maryland's same-sex marriage law on the ballot for voters to decide.
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Matthew Maury Elementary goes pink to support principal
It's an all-out, pink out at Matthew Maury Elementary in Alexandria Monday. Students and staff are wearing pink to show support for principal Lucretia Jackson - a recent breast cancer survivor.
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O'Malley, Cheh call for Gallaudet adminstrator to be reinstated
Gallaudet University's associate provost for diversity and inclusion, Angela McCaskill has been on paid, administrative leave since Wednesday for allegedly signing a petition to put a same sex marriage referendum on Maryland's ballot November.
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Majority of Va. schools see higher achievement
Sixty-eight percent of Virginia's public schools and about 26 percent of districts met new annual benchmarks aimed at reducing proficiency gaps between low-performing and high-performing schools, the state Department of Education said Wednesday.
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Enrollment in D.C. schools highest in decade
The raw numbers must be audited by an independent firm. But they appear to show that the District is gaining students again after losing students for decades.
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Richardson interview October 19, 2012
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Montgomery County special needs kids play on varsity teams
Students with and without special needs are becoming varsity teammates in Montgomery County schools for the first time this year. And special bonds are forming.
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McCaskill: 'I am not anti-gay'
Angela McCaskill, the school’s chief diversity officer who was placed on leave for signing a petition to put Maryland’s same sex marriage law on the November ballot, says she feels bullied.
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Pr. George's school board member living outside district
A veteran Prince George's County school board member has been living outside her district for months, violating a Maryland state law.
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Gallaudet official placed on leave not anti-gay, lawyer says
An attorney for Angela McCaskill, said Monday that Angela McCaskill is not "anti-gay," and notes that she has not expressed her personal view on the matter.
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Anne Arundel students need to contact police? There's an app for that
A new app allows Anne Arundel County students to reach out to police "in a medium they're familiar with."
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Parents seek to sue Virginia Tech president for '07 massacre
The parents of two Virginia Tech students who successfully sued the state for the deaths of their daughters in a 2007 campus massacre now want to take the university's president to court.
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Proposed rent threatens Lafayette Spanish program
For 14 years, children have been able to take early morning Spanish classes at the school. Now she and other parents fear the program may cease to exist.
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