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June 30, 2006

• U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings Addresses Spanish and American Business Leaders, Promotes Innovation and Public-Private Partnerships with Education

June 29, 2006

• $790 Million in New Grants for College Students Available July 1

• Senior Education Officials Today Briefed Media on New Higher Education Grants

• Bush Education Official Speaks at the 77th League of United Latin American Citizens' (LULAC) National Convention

June 28, 2006

• Secretary Spellings Delivers Remarks to the OECD Ministerial

June 21, 2006

• Secretary Spellings Announces July 1 Availability of $790 Million in New Grants for Higher Education

• Secretary Spellings Thanks and Encourages Educators at Teacher-to-Teacher Summer Workshop

June 20, 2006

• June TV Show Spotlights Child Health and Nutrition, Proper Diet and Fitness Help Make Students Ready to Learn

June 19, 2006

• Education Department, First Book® Donate Books for Gulf Coast Summer Reading Initiative, Encourage Children to Keep Reading

June 16, 2006

• Deputy Secretary Ray Simon and First Book® Donate Books for Gulf Coast Summer Reading Initiative, Encourage Children to Keep Reading

June 14, 2006

• Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools Convenes First Advisory Committee Meeting

June 13, 2006

• $21.6 Million in Charter Schools Facilities Grants Announced

June 12, 2006

• Louisiana Awarded $23.9 Million No Child Left Behind Grant to Help Create More Charter Schools

• Secretary Spellings and First Book Announce Gulf Coast Book Donation, Encourage Children to Keep Reading at Belle Chasse Primary School

June 9, 2006

• $27 Million in Grants Awarded for Emergency School Repairs

June 6, 2006

• $118 Million in Grants Awarded to Improve Teaching of American History

June 2, 2006

• Excerpts from Secretary Spellings' Remarks at the Closing Session of the G-8 Education Ministerial

June 1, 2006

• Statement from Secretary Spellings on the Condition of Education 2006 Report

• Report on the State of American Schools Shows High School Students Challenged by Math and Science