SchoolTube Offering Internet Video for Students
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Video: Students set dodgeball world record
A total of 1,745 California students take to the court to claim a new record. KNBC-TV's Vikki Vargas reports. (NBC News Channel)

Video: Guiding low-income students to higher education
Making A Difference: Thanks to the life-changing advice of the National College Advising Corps, many high school students are becoming the first in their families to be college-bound. NBC's Rehema Ellis reports. (Nightly News)

Video: Teacher pleads insanity in student sex scandal
A former high school teacher accused of having sex with five students pleads insanity. NBC’s Kevin Tibbles reports. (TODAY)

WebVideo Summit 2007 Announced
The WebVideo Summit will feature 80 speakers with "breaking news, new companies, hot products, video screenings and special events, the conference will force video professionals to re-think the way they approach Web video projects, as well as re-invent themselves to adapt in this rapidly-changing medium. Addressing opportunities and challenges

Video: FBI hunts possible serial rapist in Mich.
Students at the University of Michigan are on edge after a rash of sexual assaults near their Ann Arbor campus. NBC’s Ron Allen reports. (TODAY)

Video: 911 calls reveal girls’ terrifying elevator ordeal
NBC’s Thanh Truong speaks with the three high school students who called emergency operators, screaming for help, as an elevator nearly crushed them in an unsecured shaft. (TODAY)

Video: Getting tough on teachers
Over 241 Washington, D.C. school teachers were fired due to poor performance. Michelle Rhee, Chancellor of D.C. public schools, explains whether the firings will help students succeed more. (Other)

Video: 300 schools named ‘Blue Ribbon’ achievers
Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced the 'Blue Ribbon' schools, which raised achievement levels among disadvantage and minority students. (Nightly News)

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Video: School segregates class elections. NBC News has obtained a memo showing that a Mississippi public school has plans to segregate student elections by limiting certain positions to either black or white students. ...