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> July 26, 2012
We’re Back! As I am sure many of you have probably noticed, we are no longer TEACH.gov but are now TEACH.org. We are very excited about this change! As of February 2012, the U.S. Department of Education (Department) transferred ownership of the TEACH campaign, which included the recruiting efforts and the maintenance and operations of the web portal to Microsoft Corporation.
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Central High School: Courageous as Ever

> August 26, 2010

LITTLE ROCK—The building of Central High looks almost exactly as it did when the school was built in 1927. The students, however, do not. Read More

America's Standing Among Nations Relies on Great Teachers

> August 25, 2010

Click here for an accessible version of the video. LITTLE ROCK—If America is to regain its pre-eminence in education compared to other nations, we owe it to our teachers to share with them useful data and other feedback so they can help children succeed and continually improve at their jobs, Secretary Duncan said tonight. And, he added, parents deserve to know how successful their children’s teachers are at helping students grow academically. Read More

Congress Passes Bill to Provide $10 Billion to Support 160,000 Education Jobs Nationwide

> August 11, 2010

Today, by vote of 247-161, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to provide $10 billion to support an estimated 160,000 education jobs nationwide and another $16 billion to help states fund Medicaid budgets. The U.S. Senate passed the bill last Thursday by a vote of 61-39. This evening, the President signed the bill into law. "With the support of the jobs bill, these educators will be helping our children learn instead of looking for work," Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said. "This is the right thing to do for our children, for our teachers, and for our economy." Read More

Duncan: Black Male Teachers Needed

> June 21, 2010

From the CNN Newsroom: "He's the head of education for the entire United States and he's calling all black men to the front– of the classroom– that is. Read More
 
 
 
 

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