Week of March 10, 2014 Archives

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Monday, March 10
Poor Bear Brunt of College Price Hikes
J. Marcus & H.K. Hacker, Hechinger
In Charter Rent Plan, De Blasio Faces Hard Road
Javier Hernandez, NYT
LA Union Candidates Reflect Teacher Woes
Howard Blume, LA Times
Kan. School Funding Ruling: National Implications
J. Resmovits, HuffPo
The Youngest Technorati: Incentives to Forget School
Matt Richtel, NYT
SAT Revision: The Reaction
Nick Anderson, Washington Post
'Core' an Anchor for Transient Fla. Students
John O'Connor, StateImpact
Pace of Student Lending Shows Signs of Easing
Eric Morath, WSJ
College, Fed FinAid Increasingly Benefits Rich
Jon Marcus, Hechinger
Calif. Wins Prized NCLB Testing Waiver
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
'Core' Could Monopolize 2014 Session
L. McGaughy, Times Picayune
Minn. OKs Teacher Licensing Measure
Mike Cronin, Associated Press
Tuesday, March 11
Watch: Rep. Jared Polis Talks De Blasio, Ed Reform
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Shaking Up the Classroom
Stephanie Banchero, The Wall Street Journal
Del. Launches Pro-'Core' Partnership
Shirley Min, Newsworks
Dems To OK Higher Income Tax for Pre-K
Jimmy Vielkind, Capital NY
New K-12 History Standards Questioned
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
Early College Expansion Paying Off
Sarah Karp, Catalyst Chicago
Cuomo: College for Inmates Pays Off for Taxpayers
Brian Mann, NCPR
Bill Seeks to Use Federal Ed Dollars as Intended
Christopher Cousins, BDN
Cuomo 'Core' Panel Offers Familiar Recs
Jessica Bakeman, Capital NY
Lottery Funds Not Quite Jackpot for Schools
A. Coolidge, Cincinnati.com
More Training for Teach for America?
Lyndsey Layton, Washington Post
Ex-Gen.: Military Readiness Needs Early Ed
J. Jacobs, Des Moines Register
Fraternity Eliminates Pledging Tradition
Ian Lovett, The New York Times
Wednesday, March 12
De Blasio Supporters Fight Charter Cuts
Conor P. Williams, Daily Beast
Ed Tech, MOOCs Don't Spell Doom
Paul Fain, Inside Higher Ed
Testing Skeptics' Advice: Just Say 'No'
Karla Scoon Reid, Education Week
Magnet or Charter for Philly Students
Kevin McCorry, Newsworks
Who Needs to Know How to Code
Angela Chen, The Wall Street Journal
Colleges Lure Foreign Students With Culture
Richard Perez-Pena, NYT
Ohio Reading Loophole Excludes Voucher Kids
Andy Chow, StateImpact
Charter Teachers to Vote on Union Contract
M. Sanchez, Catalyst Chicago
Choosing Fla.'s Next Standardized Test
John O'Connor, StateImpact
Districts Await Fingerprinting System Results
Barbara Solow, GazetteNet
Students May Be Required to Learn Cursive
Chas Sisk, The Tennesseean
States Explore Free Community College
Adrienne Lu, Stateline
Obesity Linked To Lower Grades Among Teen Girls
Linda Poon, NPR
Thursday, March 13
Bipartisan Charter Bill in the Works
Alyson Klein, Education Week
Board Approves Deasy's Amended Contract
Howard Blume, LA Times
Study Seeks to Determine What Makes Pre-K Useful
Kate Taylor, NYT
Gates: Progress 'Doesn't Depend on Washington'
Howard Fineman, HuffPo
30-Year Ed Tech Company Lands $1.1B Payday
Issie Lapowsky, Inc.
Schools Discriminate Against Minorities
Joy Resmovits, Huffington Post
Ill. Scraps Skills Test Limits For Teachers
M. Sanchez, Catalyst Chicago
Conn. Opposes Bill to Stop Common Core
Susan Haigh, Associated Press
Pilot Program Helps Family Escape Homelessness
Taylor Winkel, KUOW
D.C. Mayoral Campaign Raises School Stakes
Lesli A. Maxwell, EdWeek
Common Core Protesters at Duncan Visit
Sam Bonacci, MassLive
Guns May Soon Be Everywhere in Georgia
H. Levintova, Mother Jones
Friday, March 14
Google Under Fire for Data-Mining Student Emails
B. Herold, EdWeek
Big Business Takes on Tea Party Over 'Core'
Stephanie Simon, Politico
Eval Change to Keep Wash. NCLB Waiver Dies
M. Santos, Olympian
Obama Plan Would Rein In For-Profit Colleges
Josh Mitchell, WSJ
Kan. Dems Offer $129M After Court Ruling
Tim Carpenter, Topeka C-J
Ind. Moving to Offer Direct Preschool Aid
Scott Elliott, Chalkbeat Indiana
De Blasio Closes In on Pre-K Funding
Thomas Kaplan & Al Baker, NYT
Senate Approves Child-Care Grant Bill
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Teachers Want Technology Training
Liz Willen, Hechinger Report
Fla. House Panel: Allow Armed Employees on Campus
L. Postal, Sentinel
More Minn. K-12 Students Learning Online
Valley News
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