Weather stations used for science & math lessons
Weather stations, installed in schools in Roanoke, Va., help kids learn math & science and help a grad student feed low-income residents.
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Paul Katula
Paul Katula is the executive editor of the Voxitatis Research Foundation, which publishes this blog. For more information, see the About page.
Stories by Paul Katula
Evanston middle school won’t strictly ban leggings
By Paul Katula
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Are leggings OK at a middle school? We certainly think so, but they cause a stir every spring, this time in north-suburban Illinois.
Movie review: Noah
By Paul Katula
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A close watching of <em>Noah</em>, based on a BC time frame, leads to a few insights about standardized testing in our schools in the 21st century.
Blue ribbons for Grace
By Paul Katula
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Students at a high school in Howard County, Md., want to remember a classmate who committed suicide after repeated cyberbullying.
County commissioners can’t open sessions with Jesus
By Paul Katula
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In separating state from church, where does legislative prayer, the seeking of divine guidance before public meetings, come in?
Northwestern's athletes win right to unionize
By Paul Katula
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Northwestern University football players have won the right, for now, to form a union and collectively bargain for their rights.
IL fine arts week honors winning artwork
By Paul Katula
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Illinois Arts Education Week capped off with an award ceremony for the poster contest at the Governor's Mansion last week.
IL Natural Resources creates science lessons for NGSS
By Paul Katula
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As states, including Maryland and Illinois, are rolling out the Next Generation Science Standards over the next few years, lessons are popping up.
Bullying prevention throws a curve in Harford Co.
By Paul Katula
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Two recent bullying incidents have led school officials to promise to take control of bullying. But are they sincere or just running from the spotlight?
Auditors find overpayment, lack of controls in P.G. Co.
By Paul Katula
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The control processes in place in Prince George's County Public Schools got slammed in an audit report last month.