Support for coping with mentally ill; Fortuna and Redway classes forming
The Family-to-Family Education Program is designed to help educate family members of people who suffer from mental illnesses. It's a free course that meets once a week for 12 weeks. Student books are provided. There are no tests.

Education Report: Mean girls and one student's lesson on race from Obama's victory
This is a sampling of the Education Report, Katy Murphy's blog on Oakland schools. Read more, see pictures and post comments at www.ibabuzz.com/education.

FNUniv vice-president nominated to Canadian Education Association
Since being nominated to become a member of one of the country?s oldest education organizations, Dr. Shauneen Pete has experienced a heightened sense of responsibility.

Socialism and consumerism rub shoulders in Tripoli
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - As economic barriers fall between Libya and the West, a boom-town atmosphere fed by the novelty of consumer culture has gripped its capital Tripoli.

USU extension looks to hand out coats and school supplies to younger generation
That the economy is going to effect this year?s holiday is no surprise, and charities of all shapes and sizes abound as a result. Students at Utah State University Tooele have found their own, unique way of assisting the community through second-hand coats and school supplies.

New board members follow in family footsteps
WAVERLY - The two new faces to School District 145's Board of Education have a few things in common. The both have children still in school. They both graduated from neighboring schools.

EKU education fellows working in area schools
RICHMOND - Thirty-seven professional education fellows from Eastern Kentucky University are working closely with teachers and administrators in various school systems, including Mercer, Lincoln and Garrard counties, collaboratively addressing needs identified by school officials.

Numbers small, but loss is huge: Focus is on education after SIDS deaths leap
A dramatic increase in the number of unexplained deaths among Manchester and Vernon infants in recent years has local health organizations stepping up education efforts on the sleeping habits of babies.

Baby P case: Child protection experts' responses
This is a very tragic case. Social workers, health visitors, doctors and nurses worked hard to support the family, seeing [Baby P] 60 times in eight months. We were unaware of the mother's boyfriend and shocked at the evidence in court about the extent of the deceit used to cover up his presence in the home. We put in place extensive arrangements to protect the child, with a parenting course ...

Education Calendar: 11/18/2008
The Education calendar is published weekly. To submit information e-mail awidmer@record-eagle.com ; fax (231) 946-8632; or mail to 120 W. Front St., P.O. Box 632, Traverse City, MI 49685-0632. Items should be received at least two weeks in advance.

The Time We Were Family A solo exhibition by Jiab Prachakul December 1-12, 2008
ArtGorillas ArtGallery is pleased to announce "The Time We Were Family", the first solo exhibition by Jiab Prachakul featuring new selected works on canvas and mixed media. Prachakul captured sensati

Family Foundation Gives UAMS $300,000 Grant
A recent gift will help support a better education to provide better health care is coming to the area.

Chamber presents Dragseth with education award
The Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce Education Committee has named Dr. Debora Dragseth as "Educator of the Year" for Higher Education" for 2008. She was recognized for contributions to higher education during the annual Chamber's annual banquet held Oct. 28 in Dickinson. Advertisement: DUKE'S BOOT REPAIR SADDLERY $100 Off Coupon at Duke's Boot & Saddlery Coupon good towards a $800 ...

Family of social worker talk of blame and hatred
The daughter of the senior social worker at the centre of the Baby P scandal has defended her mother, saying that her family were shocked by the ?hatred? that she has experienced.

Blessing comes to family in need
When 24-year-old Marcus Debiasi read the story about Candace Capers, he saw a mother fighting for a better education for her children but needing help. He responded by offering Capers a car. Capers accepted and drove her children home Monday night.

Charlie Pond honored as CCISD Citizen of the Year
Few things in life are more valuable to a human being than an education. One may lose his family and all his riches but no one can ever take his education away.

Making education a priority for homeless students in Minneapolis
When a family's focus is on finding food and shelter, getting the kids to class isn't always a top priority.

Christmas craft ideas demonstrated at library
A Christmas crafts ideas demonstration will be presented by the O'ahu Association for Family and Community Education at the Kapolei Public Library at 6:30 p.m. today.

Classmates, family mourn slain Broward high school student
Hundreds of family and friends, some wearing white ribbons on their lapels, said a final goodbye Monday morning to slain high school student Amanda Collette.

Nigeria: FG Urged to Implement FLHE in Schools
Federal Government needs to ensure full implementation of the Family Life HIV Education (FLHE) in schools across the nation, says Executive Director, Action Health Incorporated (AHI) Mrs. Nike Essiet in a chat with Good Health Weekly recently.