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Youth Violence Epidemic Not Over.

December 22, 2000

The epidemic of youth violence in the United States is not over, even though arrest rates for violent crimes by youths have dropped substantially in recent years, according to a report released by Surgeon General David Satcher.

Grammy In The Schools - Careers in Music.

December 19, 2000

Top music industry professionals will shed light on the realities of the music and recording industries to interested senior high school students around the country during the 2001 GRAMMY in the Schools Careers in Music tour which kicks off January 11 in San Francisco.

HACER College Scholarships @ McDonald's Restaurants In NYC.

December 19, 2000

New York Tri-State Hispanic students looking for money to go to college this fall can turn to their local McDonald's Restaurant for help.

Children's Bureau Outdoor Campaign Promotes Simple Childhood Pleasures.

December 17, 2000

"Let them dream big" and "Tickle twice a day" exclaims several hundred billboards and bus panels now appearing across Southern California courtesy of Children's Bureau, a non-profit leader in the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect.

Verizon Launches $25M Fund To Benefit Underserved Californians.

December 16, 2000

Verizon Communications and more than a dozen leading community advocacy groups in California launched an independent $25 million fund that will benefit community and educational programs serving the state's low-income, minority, ethnic and other "underserved" communities.

Nation's Educational Attainment Keeps Rising.

December 10, 2000

About 84 percent of all U.S. adults age 25 and over had high school diplomas and 26 percent had bachelor's degrees or higher -- both record highs, a survey conducted this year and released today by the Commerce Department's Census Bureau shows.

Congress Passes $42 Billion Educational Budget.

December 10, 2000

U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley hailed the record $42.1 billion appropriations bill passed by Congress as "a landmark in the nation's commitment to the education of our children."

7-Eleven Sponsorship Educates Local Students Using WSJ.

December 04, 2000

7-Eleven, Inc. is sponsoring subscriptions to The Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition for more than 1,500 teens in high schools in the Greater Chicago area.

Coca-Cola & UNCF Partner To Launch Internship Program.

December 04, 2000

A corporate intern and scholarship program that links college students and the classroom into the real world of work is being launched jointly through an enhanced partnership of The Coca-Cola Company and The College Fund.

National Education Technology Plan: Putting A World Class Education For All Children.re

December 03, 2000

With the release of a new national plan, U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W.

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