Week of March 3, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, March 3
States Look to Curb Standardized Testing
Stephanie Banchero, WSJ
Teachers Lead Nev. Common Core Project
Alyssa Morones, Education Week
Most Agree: 'Core' Alternative Needs Changes
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
More Campuses Consider 'Student Success Fees'
Carla Rivera, LA Times
D.C. Mulls Common Core Test Switch
Emma Brown, WaPo
De Blasio Details NYC Pre-K Push, Tax Increase
Michael H. Saul, WSJ
Digital Curricula Hope to Ride High-Tech Push
Motoko Rich, NYT
Christie Proposes $37M in New N.J. Ed Aid
Peggy McGlone, Star-Ledger
School Choice the New Norm in N.C.
Venita Jenkins, Fayetteville Observer
Entrepreneur Makes Big Moves in Ed Tech
Michele Molnar, EdWeek
La. Ed Plans Could Create Volatile Mix
Will Sentell, The Advocate
Hidden Successes at Low-Performing N.J. School
Sara Neufeld, Hechinger
Ala. Education Budget Exceeds GOP's Cap Law
AP
Why Do Hispanics Struggle to Graduate?
Jairo Ramos, NPR
Minn. Ed Historically Business-Backed
Chuck Slocum, Minn. Star Tribune
Tuesday, March 4
Obama to Propose Race to the Top for Ed Equity
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Student Loans Used for More Than School
Josh Mitchell, WSJ
Cuomo Backs Funds for De Blasio-Evicted Charters
C. Campanile, NY Post
College Ratings Strategy With a Cost?
Michael Stratford, Inside Higher Ed
Merits of Standardized Testing in Higher Ed?
Brian McVicar, Mlive.com
Wash. Walks Tightrope in Bid to Keep Waiver
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Can This Online Course Get Me a Job?
Caroline Porter & Melissa Korn, WSJ
Ed Funds Drops to Lowest in 13 Years
Howard Fischer, Ariz. Capitol Times
Ex-'Post' Owner Raises Funds for DREAMers
NPR
Testing Opt-Outs a Rising Tide?
Catherine Gewertz, Education Week
HS Senior Suing Parents for College Tuition
Peggy Wright, Daily Record
Wednesday, March 5
Education Budget Gets Love
Lyndsey Layton, WaPo
De Blasio, Charter Empire Do Battle
Al Baker & Javier C. Hernandez, NYT
Will Ind. Still Get Common Core Textbooks?
Elle Moxley, StateImpact
Calif. Bill Would Repeal Bilingual Restrictions
Katie Ash, EdWeek
Viral Post Draws Attention to Brooklyn School
Soni Sangha, NYT
Charter Parents Want More Involvement
Rachel Chinapen, NH Register
Judge Keeps Alive Teacher Tenure Suit
Dana Feldman, Reuters
Neb. Passes State's 1st Fine Arts Standards
M. Reist, Columbus Telegram
Parents and Data Can Transform Ed
Jennifer Swindell, Idaho Ed News
TFA to Pilot Training, Retention Efforts
Stephen Sawchuk, EdWeek
Thursday, March 6
States Follow NY Move For Universal Pre-K
Alana Semuels, LA Times
Cautions Over Classrooms of the Future
Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
MBAs Reject Employers Who Pay Their Way
Melissa Korn, WSJ
Texas Sen. on Ed: 'We Do Things Differently'
Joy Resmovits, HuffPost
Rankings: World's Top Universities
Times Higher Education
Performance Assessments Re-Emerging
Ross Brenneman, EdWeek
Restaurants Seek Donations for Schools
K.A. Graham, Philly Inquirer
4 Groups to Design Next Gen Science Standards Tests
Brian Smith, Mlive
Researchers Announce Web Assessment of K-12 Leaders
Herald Online
Social App Allows Anonymous Bomb Threats
Joanna Schneider, Patch
Friday, March 7
New SATs: 5 Qs With College Board Advisor
Emmeline Zhao, RCEducation
Union Shatters Political Spending Records
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Common Core Bill All But Dead in Wisc.
AP
Kansas High Court to Rule in School Funding Suit
John Milburn, AP
SAT Revision Follows Years of Gains for ACT
Nick Anderson, WaPo
The SAT: Then and Now
Richard Perez-Pena, NYT
Critics: Need for Kindergarten Lost in Pre-K Debate
Al Baker, NYT
Advocates: Quality Not Enough for Child Care Grants
A. Klein, EdWeek
Key Education Issues Loom in NY Gov. Race
Dan Janison, Newsday
D.C. Leads Nation in Free School Breakfasts
Lyndsey Layton, WaPo
In College Decisions, Cash is Still King
Allie Grasgreen, Inside Higher Ed
Gov. Would Veto Ed Tech Bill if Over $30M
Robert Gehrke, Salt Lake Trib
Former Ca. Supt. Backs Tenure, Layoff Laws
John Fensterwald, EdSource
Advocates Launch Campaign Against Student Debt
A. Bidwell, US News
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