Perry County Forward, Buddy the Dog Entertainment and the Town of Lobelville jointly announce the 1st Annual Buffalo River Music Festival to be held at 5:00 on Saturday, July 18, 2009, at the Main Street Music Park in Lobelville, Tennessee.

Special Needs Educator Estefania Viana Furr is the Recipient of Numerous Awards for her Efforts

St. Mark's Academy To Offer Low Tuition, On Demand Instruction for Grades 7-12

Tampa Orthodontist Dr. Michael Hess will donate about $1,000 to several local schools and non-profit organizations.

A story of one entrepreneurs odyssey through the frustrations common to all who venture into the promise of network marketing.

Author of new book, Snitch, anonymously reveals latest problems plaguing urban schools. Problems are now starting at lower levels. Obama's new policies should target them to reduce high school dropout rates.

MIND Research Institute Announces $1M in 2008 For New Curriculum Development Campaign

Ms. Jordan was honored with the Indiana English Teacher of the Year Award.

Teaching different forms and styles of music and music history to sixth through eighth grade.

As a part of National Safety Month, the National Cheer Safety Foundation has selected South Lyon High School cheerleading coach Jen Combest to receive the First Annual Ashley Marie Burns National Cheer Safety Award of Excellence. Ms. Combest was selected by the NCSF Awards Committee.

Habitat for Humanity's Act! Speak! Build! Week 2008 empowers young people ages 5 to 25 to make a difference in their communities. Their efforts will be part of a worldwide initiative to educate themselves and their communities about the need for affordable housing and move people to social action.

Actress and mathematician Danica McKellar publishes a new book on middle-school math. Math teacher Gisele Glosser interviews McKellar to find out more about the book and why she wrote it.

LitigationProofing, LLC has awarded its January, 2006 "E-Mail of the Month" prize for identifying a problematic electronic communication drawn from the public record. This month's prize relates to an embarrassing e-mail sent by a school superintendent to a colleague.

The 3rd Annual metropolitan NYC Expanding Your Horizons in Math, Science and Technology Conference , aimed at encouraging girls to take more math, science and technology classes, is now accepting registrations.

Science fairs are intensely competitive, which is why serious, self-motivated students begin thinking about their projects months before the school year begins.

A group of respected filmmakers and media professionals have banded together to fund media arts education in rural, public schools.