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Six Iowa Schools Named 2009 Blue Ribbon Schools

The Iowa Department of Education today announced that five Iowa public schools and one accredited nonpublic school have been identified by the U. S. Department of Education as 2009 No Child Left Behind- Blue Ribbon Schools.

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Community Colleges Tuition and Fees Report Released

The Iowa Department of Education has released its annual Iowa Community Colleges Tuition and Fees Report.

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State Releases Report Card for No Child Left Behind

The Iowa Department of Education has released The State Report Card for No Child Left Behind for 2008-2009.

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Iowa SAT Scores Top in the Nation

Iowa students continue to perform well on the SAT , the college entrance exam administered by the College Board. With three percent of 2009 graduating seniors taking the exam, the SAT is less predominant in Iowa than the ACT test. Iowa students who take the SAT perform well, however, with the highest composite scores in the nation for reading, math and writing.

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2010 Iowa Teacher of the Year Announced

Today, the Iowa Department of Education announced Sarah Brown Wessling as the 2010 Iowa Teacher of the Year. Wessling is a high school language arts teacher at Johnston High School in Johnston.

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