June 28, 2002

• Secretary Paige Announces $3.5 Million Grant to Support No Child Left Behind Demonstration Project

• Paige Applauds House Majority Leader Dick Armey for Swift Introduction of New School Choice Bill

June 27, 2002

• Paige Issues Statement On Today's Supreme Court Decision On School Choice

• Zelman vs. Simmons-Harris: The Cleveland School Choice Case

• Federal Government History of Support To Private and Religious Groups: Expanded Educational Opportunities For Americans

• Supreme Court Clears The Way For School Choice, Research Suggests Choice Improves Student Achievement

• Supreme Court Affirms Parents' Right to Choose The Best Education For Their Children

• Paige Creates Blue-Ribbon Panel To Examine Ways To Strengthen Enforcement, Expand Opportunity To Ensure Fairness For All

• Paige Issues Statement On Court Decision on Pledge of Allegiance

June 25, 2002

• Paige Announces Support For Reading First in Alabama, Colorado and Florida

June 21, 2002

• Secretary Paige Issues Statement on the 30th Anniversary of Title IX

June 20, 2002

• Education Department Prevails In Negotiated Rulemaking Court Case

June 18, 2002

• 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program Honored With Public Service Award

June 17, 2002

• Paige Announces Fourth Annual Charter Schools Conference

June 14, 2002

• Preliminary Guidance Issued on Increasing Education Options Under No Child Left Behind Act

June 11, 2002

• Paige Releases Report to Congress that Calls for Overhaul of State Teacher Certification Systems

• Kristie Hansen Selected as New Head of Student Aid Financial Partners

June 10, 2002

• Department of Education Sponsors Free Workshops in Salisbury, N.C. for Faith-Based and Community Organizations

June 7, 2002

• Twelve States Signal Intent to Apply for New State Education Flexibility Program

• Paige Releases New Guidance for States on Teacher Quality Provisions of NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND

June 6, 2002

• Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige

• Paige Announces Charter Schools Facilities Financing Demonstration Grant Recipients

• U.S. Department of Education Issues Statement on National Women's Law Center Civil Rights Complaints

• Paige Issues Statement on President Bush's Plan for New Department of Homeland Security

June 5, 2002

• Education Department and Secret Service Release Threat Assessment Guide for Schools

• Statement by Secretary Paige on Fed Up Legislation

June 4, 2002

• President Bush Nominates Three Top Hispanic Leaders to Education Commission Charged with Improving Hispanic Achievement

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