Week of February 17, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, February 17
Mulgrew: Teacher Back-Pay 'A Big Issue'
Yasmeen Khan, WNYC
Mass. School Workers Get New Scrutiny
James Vaznis, The Boston Globe
Remedial College Courses Face a New Test
Caroline Porter, WSJ
States Sued Over Education Funding
Adrienne Lu, Stateline
Common Core Now Has Critics on the Left
Al Baker, NYT
Kan. Common Core Foe: Get Feds Out of Ed
Peter Hancock, LJW
A Push to Boost Computer Science Learning
Eric Westervelt, NPR
'Promise Scholarship' Boosts Grades
Bartik & Lachowska, EducationNext
Framework Replacing Common Core Pending
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
Principals Questioning Charters Suspended
Josh Eidelson, Salon
NOLA School Reform Model for Kansas City
Garrett Haake, KSBH
Ind. Study Shows Poor College Grad Rate
Megan Erbacher, Courier & Press
Higher Ed: U.S. Problem Isn't Being Solved
C.H. Smith, Of Two Minds
Tuesday, February 18
Common Core Math Class on Cutting Edge
Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat NY
30-Year-Old Ed Company Lands $1B Valuation
Issie Lapowsky, Inc.
SC Considers Version of Parent Trigger
Ashley Bateman, Heartland
High SAT, ACT Scores Might Not Spell College Success
PBS NewsHour
Ed Groups: N.Y. Owes $4B to Public Schools
Jeff Preval, WGRZ
'Transitional' Courses Catch on as College-Prep
Caralee Adams, EdWeek
Concern for Expanding Mich. Statewide District
Brian Smith, Mlive.com
Music Ed for Creativity, Not Tool for Test Scores
Sarah McCammon, NPR
Street Kids, Orphans Dance Toward Education
Carolyn Weaver, VOA
Wednesday, February 19
NEA Slams 'Botched' Core Implementation
Stephanie Simon, Politico
Federal Lawsuit Accuses For-Profit Schools of Fraud
R. Perez-Pena, NYT
Americans Want Choice, Not Charters
Sarah Garland, Hechinger Report
Harsher Punishment for Kids Coming to Kansas?
Adrienne Lu, Stateline
High Hopes for NY DREAM Bill
S. Shahrigian, Riverdale Press
Few DC Students Attend Assigned Schools
Emma Brown, WaPost
The Dark Power of Fraternities
Caitlin Flanagan, The Atlantic
Charter Report Based on Flawed Data
Sarah Darville, Chalkbeat NY
Failing Mich. Schools Can Avoid State Takeover
Brian Smith, Mlive.com
Rural Charter, District Learn to Get Along
Kate Schimel , Chalbeat Colo.
Lessons From Idaho's Teacher of the Year
Kevin Richert, Idaho Ed News
Ala. Bill for Prayer in Public Schools
K. Kachmar, Montgomery Advertiser
Armed Teachers Bill Advances
Trevor Brown, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Thursday, February 20
Teacher Support for Core at 'Critical Juncture'
Stephanie Simon, Politico
Schools Grapple With Obamacare Effect on Subs
Dayna Straehley, PE
Left, Right Agree on State Testing
Peter Marcus, Colorado Statesman
For-Profit College Job Placement Rates Flawed
Stephen Burd, EdCentral
No Easy Fix for Teacher Pension Crisis
Chris Megarian, LA Times
Feds Probing Pa. Education Department
Regina Medina, Daily News
Duke: $60,000 A Year For College Is Actually A Discount
Lisa Chow, NPR
Ariz. Committee Passes Halt to Common Core
H. Fischer, East Valley Trib
Wisc. Lawmakers Seek Control Over K-12 Standards
L. Layton, WaPo
Minn. May Ax Teacher Skills Test Requirement
Mike Cronin, AP
'Pay it Forward' Program Rethinks College Tuition
Lisa Baumann, AP
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Sunday, February 23
Oklahoma May Rescind Common Core
Kim Archer, Tulsa World
Wash. Forced to Revive No Child Left Behind?
Joy Resmovits, HuffPost
More Issues with Struggling Schools, New Tests
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
Eyes on Indiana's Newly Proposed K-12 Standards
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
District Takes Action on Achievement Gap
Beth Hawkins, MinnPost
Kansas Rep. Seeks to Track Undocumented Kids
AP
Nothing Came Of Chancellor's Charter Meeting
G. Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Charters Eye Closed Chicago Schools
Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah, Chicago Trib
When Adults Take the SATs
Elizabeth Kolbert, The New Yorker
Teens Defend 'Fail Factory' School in Error-Filled Letters
NY Post
Anti-Testing Groups Form National Alliance
Valerie Strauss, WaPost
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