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Start for little children. Big oil, over little children. Instead of closing tax loopholes for corporations that shipped jobs overseas, 750,000 jobs will be lost here. Because of the sequester and the continuing resolution that contains the sequester and the fix were in because of the refusal of the Republican Leadership to close those loopholes. Instead of ensuring americans pay their fair share, our military readiness will be impaired. Unless the defense we have kids who wont get proper traini...

Reporter diane, good evening. This growing carpet of cards and flowers and teddy bears behind me is a symbol of a community that is hoping, in the words of one of the signs here, that love will get them through this. First, though, they need to get through the funerals, which began today. Today, in newtown, a funeral for 6yearold noah pozner, who was eulogized as a boy who liked animals, video games and mexican food. He used to tell people he worked in a taco factory. At his funeral, an onlooker...

Understand what happened. And try to comfort one another. Our Abc News Team here on the ground covering it all and this evening for the first time, were learning the names, seeing some of the faces of the young victims, all of them first graders. The medical examiner reporting a short time ago, many of them were shot at close range. And this evening, we begin with a father who lost his little girl. As you drive through this community, the signs of grief are inescapable. On the side of to road, w...

There is an answer to the question "How high school students can gain a competitive advantage in a tech-driven world." Advanced technology electives are an excellent place to start. The question isn't whether advanced technology courses are necessary, but whether they are tailored to a student's specific needs.In our article, we'll take you on a

/PRNewswire/ -- Nearly a third of students with disabilities do not graduate from high school. A truly staggering number when you consider that over 3 million...

/PRNewswire/ -- Though Houston has the 2nd highest population of veterans in the U.S., the search for military resources can feel impossible with countless...

Nick Owen, secondary principal; Joshua Nelson, math and physics; Kirsten Casada, elementary art and high school tec

/PRNewswire/ -- Easter Seals Greater Houston announced today it will receive a grant of $45,000 to support High School/High Tech. The program educates, mentors...

The statewide Project Venture program helps students with disabilities develop key workforce skills.

/PRNewswire/ -- The National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) announced today that Easter Seals Greater Houston will be one of 18 organizations that will...