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June 30, 2000

• States to Receive $1.3 Billion to Support 29,000 Teachers Nationwide

June 29, 2000

• Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley on the Classroom Modernization Act

June 28, 2000

• Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley regarding U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Mitchell v. Helms
  
  

June 27, 2000

• Riley Calls for Equal Access to Educational Technology

June 23, 2000

• Early Childhood Summit Convenes in Washington "The Stronger the Start, the Better the Finish," Riley says

June 22, 2000

• New Study Shows Nation's Schools Aging and in Need of Repair; Total Estimated Costs at $127 Billion

June 15, 2000

• National Commission to Study Senior Year of High School
  
  
• Riley Announces Grants To Hispanic Colleges To Expand Access and Educational Opportunities

June 14, 2000

• Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley on House Education Budget Vote

• Riley To Roll Along River; "Success Express" Tracks Mississsippi Through 7 States Aug. 27-31

June 9, 2000

• Opportunity For Low Interest Student Loan Consolidation Rates Expanded

June 8, 2000

• New Web Site Launched To Help Access Resources For Infants and Preschoolers With Disabilities

• Riley Announces Five Additional Grants To Prepare Tomorrow's Teachers To Use Technology

June 3, 2000

• Clinton announces grants to Prepare Tomorrow's Teachers to Use Technology

June 1, 2000

• States and Schools to Lose $2.9 Billion for Education Under House Budget Bill

• New Report Shows Encouraging Trends in American Education

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