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News Governor rejects block on furloughs - Wednesday, January 27 - montgomeryadvisor.com - Alabama's Republican governor has set up a showdown with the Democrat-controlled Legislature over whether to allow state employees to be furloughed or leave layoffs as the only choice for state agencies dealing with budget cuts.Riley vetoes resolution without teacher ethics code - Wednesday, January 27 - montgomeryadvisor.com - Gov. Bob Riley tried Tuesday to keep alive a bid to put ethical standards for teachers in Alabama's administrative code, but legislators siding with the state teachers' union are being urged to rebuff him. Schools Statewide Celebrate Career/Tech Month - Wednesday, January 27 - ALSDE Press Release - “We are one of the best resources to prepare students for postsecondary learning,” says Sherry Key, Director of Alabama Career and Technical Education. “We want all Alabamians to understand the level of career preparation and leadership development students receive in our programs School boards to attend info session on charter schools - Wednesday, January 27 - al.com - or Madison County's three school systems, tonight is going to be Charter Schools 101. School board approves plan to allow early high school graduation - Wednesday, January 27 - al.com - The Mobile County school board on Tuesday approved plans to give students a chance to graduate from high school one semester early and to slightly change the way students' grade point averages are calculated. Education superintendent Joe Morton backs Riley, supports Alabama charter schools - Monday, January 11 - al.com - The state school superintendent and the A Plus Education Partnership are joining the governor to encourage the Legislature to legalize charter schools in Alabama. Career Tech building opening next month - Monday, December 14 - gadsdentimes.com - The 20,000-square-foot building has the facilities to house six shop-based programs — four existing ones and two additional programs that will be added as funding becomes available. Programs available at the building's start-up will include the popular health sciences program and the automotive technology program. Revenues for Alabama education, general funds falls in November - Wednesday, December 2 - al.com - Tax collections for the state Education Trust Fund still are falling, but not as fast as they dropped last year, reports released Tuesday by the state finance department show.
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