With the new situation thousands of employees would lose jobs. Kids will face higher class sizes and the plan was approved Tuesday by the Orange County Board of Education. Many of the new schools could be spares and not have such cuts and layoffs. This is worst case scenario budget situation.
Orange County | School Budget
February 16th, 2011Chicago | Tutoring Jobs
January 15th, 2011We are in need of tutors in Chicago. We need credentialed teachers but also need highly qualified tutors for example engineers. Our tutoring jobs pay $25/hr + $.25/mile driven round trip. If you are interested one of our tutoring opportunities in Chicago please fill out our online application.
San Diego | Special Education
January 5th, 2011San Diego schools today approved a change to the school district’s special education rules. Charter schools, don’t have the resources of regular schools. The change allows charter campuses to form their own support. The change will offer charters flexibility, money and accountability. Many do not think do not think that school districts and charters could find a collaborative answer for special education.
Los Angeles | Grading Teachers
December 20th, 2010Georgia will start grading teachers in on how much they have increasec student’s learning, reflected in test scores. While parents will be able get the average teacher effectiveness scores, they will not be told the individual teacher ratings. At a meeting with Atlanta Journal-Constitution education reporters and editors last week presented an update on the reforms that Georgia will fund with its $400 million Race to the Top grant.
Chicago | Education Election
November 2nd, 2010Now that the campaign is over and the dust is settled, we can all put aside our differences and make education great again in Chicago. More than 70 percent of voters opposed the measure that would require Chicago to spend the same per student as the regional average of eight surrounding states. At the Chicago watch party the Chamber of Commerce, said there were no surprises in the results coming in. Vo
San Diego | Education
November 1st, 2010There is concern over education and how to improve it. The talk has often been much like who is going top save education or ruin it. A provider of high school education focuses g on higher access to higher education, announced today someone had created a new BA degree program in Adult Development. As budget pressures mount there is an increasing need for data proving that money given to education is well spent.
Elite Home Tutoring New Website
October 27th, 2010We now have a new website that can be found here www.EliteTutoring.pro. The .pro is a new web domain that ensure that whoever buys the domain is a professional company. The new website loads faster and is state of the art and actually made using WordPress as the control panel.
Los Angeles School USC Big Donation
October 15th, 2010USC plans to announce two donations totaling $100 million that will fund a new research center with a high-tech building for journalism students. USC trustee and alumnus Ming Hsies plans on giving $50 million. His donation will support research for a field that works at the atomic and molecular level drugs for cancer. The other funds will come from Annenberg Foundation to USC’s School for Communication & Journalism. The latest donation will pay for a large building with studios and newsrooms for the digital age, officials said.
School Uses Tutoring Service
October 14th, 2010A student names Moenesha Johnson participated in a tutoring program last year for help in math and came back for more this school year. She stated that before tutoring she was getting poor grades and now with tutoring her grades have gone up. Surprizingly, the Hillsborough Police Department is partnering with UNC students to offer free tutoring sessions to county students. The program connects Habitat for Humanity volunteers with after-school tutoring sessions that are held at the local police station every Monday and Tuesday of the school year.
Jobs Scarse for Teachers
October 8th, 2010With our economy the way it is schools are not hiring teachers and overcrowding the classrooms. To begin the year many schools were understaffed because of the financial burden laying teachers off would be. The good thing about this is that schools now know how many student will be at there school and schools are beginning to hire again. In the meantime there are many great qualified tutors who are tutoring for private firms.
