Week of April 7, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, April 7
Obama to Announce Ed, Career Federal Grants
Ovetta Wiggins, WaPo
N.Y. Union Revolt May Signal Trouble for Cuomo
J. Bakeman, Capital NY
California Republicans Seek New Blood
Byron Tau, Politico
NCAA President Blasts Athlete Union Idea
B. Cohen & R. Bachman, WSJ
Caught in the NYC Charter School Debate
Mara Gay, Wall Street Journal
Increased STEM Enrollment Since Recession
S. Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed
Kansas Legislature Passes Education Finance Bill
Monica Davey, NYT
Online Exam System Gets a Careful Test
James Vaznis, Boston Globe
College Sports Spending Outpaces Academics
Tamar Lewin, NYT
GOP Confident About Ryan Budget
J. Bresnahan & J. Sherman, Politico
Student Debt Weighs Down Women More
Jessica Glazer, NPR
'Core' Turns Business Leaders Against Okla. GOP
Claudio Sanchez, NPR
Little Money, Opportunity for Brightest Kids
Brian Smith, Mlive.com
Acting Commissioner's First Headaches
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
America's Most Challenging High Schools 2014
Jay Mathews, WaPo
Charter Network Has Tough Discipline
N.S. Ahmed-Ullah, Chicago Trub
Rape On Campus: Painful Stories Cast Blame On Colleges
NPR
Tuesday, April 8
Kansas Funding Deal Complicates Gov. Re-election
Monica Davey, NYT
Young Teachers Stick Around, Bringing Tech Savvy
S. Banchero, WSJ
De Blasio Approval: 49%, Schools Are Biggest Issue
Josh Robin, NY1
Biden Announces Drive for Credit for Apprenticeships
K. Field, Chronicle
LISTEN: New NY Union Chief Seeks Political Clout
Karen DeWitt, WNYC
Philly: More Wrangling Battle Over Work Rules
D. Mezzacappa, Notebook
LA Students Want One of Own on School Board
Stephen Ceasar, LA Times
Ex-Atlanta Mayor Calls for Mercy in Cheating Case
M. Downey, AJC
10 Courses With a Twist
Laura Pappano, New York Times
Principals Join NYC Protest Against Tests
Philissa Cramer, Chalkbeat NY
When Are Tech Tools Worth the Investment?
Melissa Bailey, Hechinger
Columbia Seeks to Jump-Start Entrepreneurs
Keiko Morris, WSJ
Voucher Bill Short on Private Partners
Joey Garrison, The Tennessean
NYC Chancellor Launches School Pairing
Geoff Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Duncan Urges Top Students to Teach
Rohan A. Nadkarni, Washington Post
Wednesday, April 9
Rubio Offers Bill on Student Loan Alternative
Bohan & Edwards, Reuters
Charter School Fight Flares Up in Illinois
Stephanie Banchero, WSJ
Duncan Distances Self from Common Core
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
De Blasio: Public Schools Will Be Open for Worship
Mike Vilensky, WSJ
Teachers: Ind. Eval System Needs Repai
Scott Elliott, Chalkbeat Indiana
Ed Reporter Tries a Standardized Test
Cory Turner, NPR
CDC: Sex Ed Comes Too Late for Many Teens
Karen Kaplan, LA Times
Teaching Children to Be Entrepreneurs
Charlie Wells, WSJ
Common Core Requires Close Reading
Charlotte Albright, NPR
Using Data to Identify Struggling Kids
Sammy Mack, NPR
New Group Defends Common Core
Beth Fertig, WNYC
Flagship School's 'Shocking' Achievement Gap
A. Gottlieb, Chalkbeat Colo.
Court: La. Must Report Voucher Data
Stephanie Simon, Politico
L.A. Unified Settles Lawsuit over Layoffs
Howard Blume, LA Times
Thursday, April 10
More College Students Battle Hunger
Tara Bahrampour, Washington Post
Rubio Bill Expands Ed Financing Vehicles
C. Bohan & J. Edwards, Reuters
Wash. Headed for No Child Waiver Revocation?
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
NYC Expands Student Promos Beyond Test Scores
J.C. Hernandez, NYT
Ind. Cancels May Test, Gives 2 Tests Next Year
S. Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
Spring Brings More Tests Than Ever
Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat NY
Board Asks Legislature to Exit Testing Group
N. Garcia, Chalkbeat Colo.
Calif. District Won't Renew 'No Child' Waiver
John Fensterwald, EdSource
Raises for Teachers 'Needing Improvement'?
E. Moxley, StateImpact
LISTEN: Millenials to Spend Decades Paying for College
D. Greene, NPR
Charter HS Aims to Pay Students For Rutgers
K. McCorry, Newsworks
Fla. Lawmakers Clash over School Choice
K. McGrory, Miami Herald
Teens Adept at Social Media Get Privacy Training
Alan Scher Zagier, AP
Less Bleak Outlook for Law Grads
Jacob Gershman, Wall Street Journal
More Than Half of Students 'Engaged' in School
Evie Blad, EdWeek
Teen Suspect in School Stabbing Charged as Adult
C.J. Carter, CNN
Friday, April 11
Ind. Eval Results Trigger Soul-Searching
Stephen Sawchuk, EdWeek
George W. Bush: Ed Gap an 'Urgent' Civil Rights Issue
K. Brooks, Reuters
Higher Ed Bills Bring College within Reach
Bill Mooney, NJ Spotlight
NCLB Authors Decry Tea Party's Anti-Standards Push
K. Alexander, AAS
Teachers Accused of Cheating Await Decision
E. Mellon, Houston Chron
Regional Higher Ed Accreditors Lose Value
D. Lederman, Inside Higher Ed
WATCH: UN Tackles Global Educational Inequality
PBS NewsHour
Counselors Push to Apply for Federal FinAid
Michael A. Chandler, WaPo
WATCH: 6 Years for Students at Brooklyn High School
PBS NewsHour
NYC Principals Continue Test Protest
Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat New York
NY Ed Chief Reaffirms Support for 'Core,' Evals
G. Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Tenn. Teachers: Video, Not Policy, Caused Test Gains
A. Rebora, EdWeek
D.C. Board of Education Names Ombudsman
Emma Brown, Wash Post
Pa. to Audit Philadelphia School District
Kevin McCorry, Newsworks
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