Two weeks from today, Secretary Duncan will take the stage at the Green Schools National Conference in Denver, providing a high note at what is fast becoming the largest annual meeting of the green schools movement. The Secretary and other distinguished speakers, including Deputy Undersecretary for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Janey Thornton, mayors from [...]

The Broward School Board voted unanimously Tuesday in favor of spending about $125,000 to refurbish auditorium seats in South Plantation High in Plantation. District officials said the 36-year-old seats pose a safety concern for students because of sharp exposed edges on some of the metal seat backs. They plan to replace all fabric and cushions, [...]

The University City Science Center started off the new year by welcoming four new companies into its Port Business Incubator in Philadelphia, PA. Three of the four companies, Immunocore, Kwelia and MedCity Media have taken desk space in the Bullpen, the Port’s newest co-working space, which opened in November 2011. Pharmaceutical Press is occupying office [...]

Disney Pixars Ratatouille has easily become one of their most loved computer-animated films. Centered around the message, Anyone can cook, the story follows Remy, a rat who loves to cook and dreams of becoming a chef. Then fate steps in and takes Remy on a journey to Paris. While there, he befriends a human named [...]

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Its no secret that community colleges are leading the way to achieving the Presidents goal for the United States to once again have the highest college attainment rate in the world by 2020. Community colleges are hubs for career-training, re-training, adult education and for recent high school graduates seeking a pathway into the careers of [...]