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2001 Archive 

Press Releases (all press releases are in PDF format  )

October 2001: MindOH! Beta Study Results 

April 2001: MindOH! Pioneers Character Education Modules 

News Items

December 2001: Fast Company's Fast 50 Reader's Challenge Awards Feature MindOH!

August 2001: eSchool News Safe Schools Today: "Company Pilots Web-Based Character Education Modules"

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Events

July 2001: Leslie Matula, co-founder and vice president of K-12 Education Programs, spoke at the Leaders for Character/Young Leaders in Action Seminar, July 25, 2001 at Rice University. The training seminar was for teachers, administrators, and community leaders concerning the importance of character education, and was hosted by The Leadership Center of Houston, Texas A&M University System.

June 2001: Leslie Matula, MindOH! co-founder and vice president of K-12 education programs, presented at the Third Character Education Academy on June 25. The conference was hosted by the International Center for Character Education, and was held at the University of San Diego Division of Continuing Education.

March 2001: Leslie Matula presented "Why Character Education" on behalf of her other company and MindOH! partner, Project Wisdom. She spoke at the 2001 Western Regional Middle School Consortium in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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For media inquiries, please contact MindOH!, via email at media@mindoh.com, or phone at (713) 533-1138.

 


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  From the 2001 Fast 50:


"As a mother, I was always active in my children's school activities, PTA, sports, anything that involved my three children. Now that I am a grandmother, I am still extremely interested in the schools. I am impressed with this program and think it's approach to today's problems is timely and very important."

Joan T. Allen - Buford, GA

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According to the U.S. Department of Justice, a dropout's average full-time income is only half that of a high school graduate.