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Mass. school district marks Muslim holiday

Mass. public school get Monday off for Muslim holiday

Boy killed in church van crash

Drunk driver kills 13-year-old boy riding in church van

Atheist at Ft. Meade seeks 'lay leader' status

Atheist army captain wants recognition as lay leader

American Catholics prep for new Mass translation

English-speaking Roman Catholics will soon be hearing new phrases at Mass

2 die in grenade attack at Kenya church

Two people killed in attack on a church in Eastern Kenya

80,000 Muslims pray on the street in Moscow

Muslim men pray shoulder-to-shoulder in the freezing rain in Moscow

"In God We Trust" up for House reaffirming vote as national motto

House to vote on reaffirming, promoting "In God We Trust"

High court avoids dispute over highway crosses

High court avoids dispute over highway crosses

Dooms Day broadcaster sorry for predictions

Religious broadcaster sorry for failed apocalypse predictions

Thomas Nelson, religious publisher, to be purchased by HarperCollins

HarperCollins buys out religious publisher

Prayer ruling goes to US Supreme Court

US Supreme Court asked to take Forsyth prayer case

Crystal Cathedral board sells property to local University

Crystal Cathedral board backs sale to university

Congress considers military aid cuts to Egypt because of persecution

Cut is U.S. aid to Egypt touted over persecution

St. Paul's reopens, but priest resigns

St Paul's to reopen, but protest standoff goes on

Christian world in the Holy Land

In the Holy Land, a changed Christian world

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Nov 20, 2012 07:23
Category: General News

Idaho to ditch a requirement for High School Students

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Following the will of Idaho voters, the State Board of Education voted 7-1 to ditch a requirement that Idaho high school students take two online classes to graduate. But yesterday's decision clearly won't be the last time the issue is considered. Nearly all of the board members said some Internet-learning mandate was necessary to prepare public school students for the workforce.

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