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Education

Kids make new lunch pals

Paul Fraughton / The Salt Lake Tribune

Midvale » Everyone knows that cliques reign over school cafeterias. The jocks rule from one corner, the smart kids do their homework in another, and the theater kids cling to their own tables. Full Story


	Kids make new lunch pals American Fork marching band raises funds for trip to nationals competition Committee approves prospective school board member Are New Century scholars taking 'too long' to graduate? American Fork band trying to march its way to nationals Tragedy-stricken band dreams big USU dean wins grant to study sheep genome Demand high for skilled American Sign Language interpreters Big changes in store for Utah's newest school district Education leaders craft 'realistic' budget Fed aid goes to Utah for-profit colleges For sale: Used spaceship, seats five State's top ed official addresses budget 'Personal situations' force resignation of Davis school board member BYU to fold its Women's Research Institute Utah schools: More kids, less cash A Hollywood High makeover of 'Macbeth' Duchesne school bond officially fails West-side teacher wins national honor Voters headed to approving school bonds 2nd-graders' video honors star-quality teacher Utah principal wins national award Brigham Young University plans 2010 tuition hike Parenting: Walking to school, a time-honored tradition Schools hope program will improve reading H1N1 claims respected Weber State teacher Former auditors sue state board of ed Public charter school movement gains traction Lender in flight-school debacle to forgive loans BYU prof studies 'the smell of virtue'

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Higher Education
	MORE HIGHER EDUCATION HEADLINES PETA spy infiltrates U. animal-research labs, documents alleged suffering BYU to fold its Women's Research Institute Rolly: Maverick professor an unlikely BYU hero Brigham Young University plans 2010 tuition hike Former first lady headlines Marriott Library rededication U. library enters 21st century after $79 million renovation New Century Scholarship wins long-term backing Course offers low-income students a chance USU, Idaho lab join forces on Uinta Basin energy research Ramakrishnan: Nobel-winning work started in Utah U. of U. can claim another Nobel Prize Obama awards Utahn coveted technology medal BYU prevails in ruling in lawsuit against Pfizer Another banner year for Utah colleges Utah State aids with digging along Colorado River

K-12
	After school art aids students, teacher West-side teacher wins national honor Energy watchdogs say it's not easy going green Larsen principal is Rookie of the Year Four Farmington teens bring home world championship A new era for SLC's Dual Immersion Academy Players, fans don the pink Death prompts action for Juan Diego senior School district in FLDS area set to emerge from Ariz. takeover Les Mis opening at Taylorsville High Snug as a bug in a rug Skyline brings out the big guns for school musical State tells tales of deadly teen driving Get to know Mark Twain Whitesides students taking quite a hike

Special Projects

Kindergarten crunch: Lack of playtime killing joy of learning, say advocates

Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake Tribune

Fresh from recess, a gaggle of 5-year-olds crowd teacher Betsy Haslam's classroom, grab blankets from their "cubbies" and cuddle into a spot on the carpeted floor. Full Story

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Graduation grind: Pressure mounts as ceremony nears for Abby and James (part two of two)

Experts: Latino students can feel less than valued

Schools, state offer safety nets for Latino kids

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