Week of March 17, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, March 17
Watch - Gates: Support Common Core
George Stephanopoulos, ABC News
Despite Eval Fail, Wash. Waiver Excels
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
FAFSA Still Thwarts Student FinAid
Laura M. Colarusso, Hechinger Report
Colleges Ending Men's Running, Blame Title IX
Jeff Pearlman, Al Jazeera
Watch - Bloomberg: 'Charter Schools are Public'
Katie Couric, Yahoo!
Decision to Move Students Sparks Furor
Teresa Watanabe, LA Times
Standards Just Part of Common Core Fight
Tim Lockette, Anniston Star
Ethical Questions After Undercover Security Reports
John Eligon, NYT
Mixed Reactions to Unusual Back Pay Proposal
P. Wall, Chalkbeat NY
The Lengths Colleges Go To Woo Grad Speakers
Jason Song, LA Times
Boarding Schools' Evolving Financial Aid Philosophy
Paul Sullivan, NYT
Are Schools Ready for Online 'Core' Tests?
Kathryn Baron, EdSource
'I, Too, Am Harvard' Mantra Goes Viral
Tovia Smith, NPR
E.U. Fights For Language Education
Peter Teffer, NY Times
Wyo. Blocks Science Standards Over Climate
Stephanie Joyce, WPM
La. Mandatory Sex Ed Sparks Fracas
Will Sentell, The Advocate
Tuesday, March 18
Colleges Tested in Push to Prove Grads' Career Success
Melissa Korn, WSJ
Charter Network Passes 1st Union Contract
M. Sanchez, Catalyst Chicago
Reading, Writing and Urban Renewal
Michael Kimmelman, NYT
NYC Revamps Curriculum Delivery Process
Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat NY
Former Teen Mom Beats Odds With College, Job
G. Graham, Tulsa World
The Push For 'Pay It Forward' Tuition Plans
John O'Connor, StateImpact
How College Costs Got Sky-High
Claudio Sanchez, NPR
States Looking at $0 Community College
Steven DuBois, Associated Press
Nonprofit Wins $220M Deal For Fla. Tests
K. McGrory, Tampa Bay Times
La. May Kill Unconstitutional Creationism Law
F. Diep, Popular Science
N.Y. Senate Rejects Aid For Illegal Immigrants
Kaplan & McKinley, NYT
Mich. Special Ed Proposals Alarm
Grace Smith, Education News
Achievement Gap-Closing Efforts Start at Home
Jennifer Ludden, NPR
Wednesday, March 19
Race to Top Reports Detail Progress, Challenges
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
Supt: County Must Continue With 'Core,' Tests
T. Cheshier, Chalkbeat TN
Jeb Bush Up for White House Run?
G. Debenedetti & R. Cowan, Reuters
Church-Backed Ed Tax Credit Gains Support
Jessica Bakeman, Capital NY
State Chiefs Spar with Union Heads Over 'Core'
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
Calif. College Agency Fails to Protect Public
Jim Miller, Fresno Bee
Ind. Will Pay for Pre-K, But Questions Remain
S. Wittmeyer, StateImpact
GOP Leaders Meet in Tenn. Amid 'Core' Discord
Erik Schelzig, AP
Ind. Delays Vote to Replace Common Core
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
Jindal Is de Blasio's Latest Education Critic
Rebecca Kaplan, CBS News
To Fill Skills Gap In U.S., Schools Look Abroad
Susanna Capelouto, NPR
Thursday, March 20
Voters Give de Blasio Low Marks on Education
Corrine Lestch, Daily News
Testing Violations Found in 4 D.C. Schools
Emma Brown, Washington Post
Don't Help Your Kids With Their Homework
Dana Goldstein, The Atlantic
More Parents Want Kids to Opt Out of Tests
Lindsey Christ, NY1
Can Fund Formula Survive Gov.'s Flouting Law?
J. Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Listen: NY Ed Chief Examines Common Core
Matt Weber, Harvard EdCast
Familiar Consultants Hired by de Blasio Pre-K Drive
N. Stewart, NYT
What You Need To Know About the Charter Debate
Beth Fertig, WNYC
High-School Theaters Turn to Product Placement
Sarah Nassauer, WSJ
Bush Foundation Runs 'Core' Ad Campaign
John O'Connor, StateImpact
Which of Educators' Many Hats to Evaluate?
Kate Schimel, Chalkbeat CO
Perseverance, Skills At A Major League Hackathon
Claudio Sanchez, NPR
Q&A: A Crash Course On Common Core
NPR
A Degree Where Techie Meets Business Smarts
Elizabeth Olson, NY Times
Friday, March 21
School Data Finds Pattern of Racial Inequality
Motoko Rich, NYT
Even 4-Year-Olds Get Suspended
Emma, Simon & Severns, Politico
New NYC Schools Squad Will Try to Broker Peace
Beth Fertic, WNYC
Results-Based Financing for Preschool Catches On
Adrienne Lu, Stateline
Sweeping Ed Bills For College, Graduation
Bill Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Ind. Must Prepare for 2 Rounds of Testing
Elle Moxley, StateImpact
Teachers Tackle Tough Questions About Pay
Scott Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
Harvard Business to Unveil Online Courses
Callum Borchers, Boston Globe
Kansas Ruling Fuels Funding Debate
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
Ill. Speaker: Tax Millionaires to Fund Education
John O'Connor, AP
Mass. Ed Official: Kids Can't Be Forced to Test
Scott O'Connell, Daily News
Calculator Apps OK'd For Texas State Exams
E. Mellon, Houston Chronicle
Miami Chief: New Test Selection 'Insufficient'
J. O'Connor, StateImpact
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