Week of February 3, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, February 3
A New Entitlement? The Right to Preschool
David A. Lieb, AP
Paper: Which Growth Method Should Be Used to Evaluate Schools?
EdNext
Tenn. Gov. Seeks Free Tuition For High School Grads
AP
Preschool Push Moving Ahead in Many States
Perez-Pena/Rich, NYT
Obama Secures $750M in Pledges to Get Kids Online
AP
House OKs Veterans In-State Tuition Bill
Kevin Freking, AP
Colleges: When Will NJ Deliver Promised $100M?
Tara Nurin, NJ Spotlight
Aggressive PR Amplifies Teacher Work Rule Suit
Louis Freedberg, EdSource
West Mich. School Board Lobbying For Education
Monica Scott, Mlive.com
Conn. AP Program Under Scrutiny
Melissa Bailey, New Haven Independent
Shy Kids Know Answers, Just Won't Say Aloud
Eleanor Barkhorn, The Atlantic
Wanted: Ideas to Teach Teenagers About Money
Veronica Dagher, WSJ
Paper: A K-12 Federal Policy Framework for Competency Ed
Worthen/Pace
Tuesday, February 4
Bill Gates Masters D.C.- and The World
Stephanie Simon/Erin Mershon, Politico
TN Teachers Union Turns Against Eval System
Joey Garrison, The Tennessean
NY Lawmakers Seek 2-Year Common Core Delay
Yancey Roy, Newsday
IL Schools: Fewer Strings With Fewer Dollars
Benjamin Yount, IL Watchdog
Dem. Joins GOP To Kill Ed Funds Amendment
Milan Simonich, New Mexican
K-12 Policy Stakes High in 2014 Elections
Andrew Ujifusa, Education Week
CA Asks All Public K-12 Schools To Publicize Salaries
Jeff Gottlieb, LA Times
Training K-12 Kids To Meet Manufacturing Demand
Fenit Nirappil, Oregonian
Better Schools Aren't Built in a Day, But Can Be Built
M. Chingos, Brookings
Survey: Teachers Want 'Commonsense' Reforms
AAE
Opinion: Philly Schools Cheating Kids
Victor Skinner, EAG News
Wednesday, February 5
The Problem With De Blasio's Pre-K Push
Nitzan Pelman, NY Daily News
Are NY's Diploma Options the New Common Core?
A. Hertog, HuffPost
Pa.'s Ed Budget Grows, Critics Unhappy
M., Pittsburgh Trib-Review
Reform Starts With Good Data
Ron Wyden/Marco Rubio, Inside Higher Ed
Investing in Education... Creating Opportunity
Martin O'Malley, HuffPost
Really Scary Headline About Kindergarteners
Valerie Strauss, Wash Post
Lawmaker Bemoans Lopsided Fla. Ed Budget
James Call, Fla. Current
KY Considers Standardizing Evals Statewide
V. Spears, Herald-Leader
Giant Resumes Fail to Impress Employers
Melissa Korn, WSJ
Thursday, February 6
Call for Testing Pause Thickens Common Core Plot
Emmeline Zhao, RCP
Public Education's Weird Ideological Divide
Jonathan Chait, NY Mag
Wrinkle in Plan To Charge Rent for NY Charters
Lisa Fleisher, WSJ
Tom Luna Charts Idaho Exit Strategy
Kevin Richert, Idaho Ed News
Baton Rougeâs Rich Seek to Keep Poor Pupils Out:
M. Newkirk, Bloomberg
Harkin: High-Quality Early-Ed Will Cost Money
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
CORE Tackling Of Tough Issues Impresses
John Fensterwald, EdSource
Governors Pitch Early Ed, Workforce Ideas
Adrienne Lu, Stateline
PBS' John Merrow: How to Fix Education
Lou Fancher, Times-Herald
Feds OK Delayed Testing Requirements in Conn.
Diane Orson, WNPR
Sunday, February 9
How DonorsChoose Is Crowdsourcing Ed Reform
Peg Tyre, Fast Company
State Comparison: Common Core and Medicaid
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
Geoffrey Canada to Resign from Harlem Children's Zone
S. Hollander, WSJ
Wisdom of MOOCs Now in Doubt
Meghan Drake, The Washington Times
Oakland School's 9-Hour Day Is Model Program
Susan Frey, EdSource
Is Minn. the Gold Standard for NCLB Waivers?
Michele McNeil , EdWeek
Does Corbett's Ed Budget Favor Rich Schools?
Kevin McCorry, Newsworks
New Documentary on Common Core, Testing
Jaime Franchi, Long Island Press
Op-Ed: Don't Go Overboard Praising China's Schools
Jay Matthews, WaPo
OpEd: What Are Parents Being Pushy About?
Suketu Mehta, NYT
Op-Ed: Are Ed Funds Being Wasted?
Rhee/Combs, USA Today
REPORT: Entrepreneuship For The Public Good In Ed, Science, Arts
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