RIC to open $2.9-million center for teacher training
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Rhode Island College today will formally open a new center to train educators in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Governor Carcieri will join education officials for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the $2.9-million facility on RIC's campus. The center will offer training to future and current educators so they can better teach high-tech subjects to their students. 
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