Week of April 14, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, April 14
Low on Time, Duncan Discusses Lengthy To-Do List
M. McNeil, EdWeek
Remembering FCAT, 1995-2014
Sammy Mack, StateImpact
Kansas Poised to End Teacher Tenure
John Hanna, Associated Press
WATCH: Okla. Reconsiders Common Core
PBS NewsHour
Tenn. Rescinds TVAAS Portion of Licensure
T. Cheshier, Chalkbeat TN
Wisc. Ed Interest Groups Groom Candidates
E. Richards, Journal-Sentinel
Minn. Bilingual Surge Calls for Teaching Shift
C. Magan, Twin Cities
'Core' Dissatisfaction Crosses Political Lines
L. Wagner, N.C. Policy Watch
'F' School Strives to Make the Grade
David Smiley, Miami Herald
Mass. Panel: Conflict Questions on PARCC
Bella Travaglini, Boston Globe
Thought Secure, Pooled Pensions Teeter and Fall
M.W. Walsh, DealBook
Rep. Tom Petri Won't Seek Re-Election
J. Stein, et al., Journal Sentinel
In Calif., Saving an Ancient Language
Norimitsu Onishi, New York Times
Idea of New Attention Disorder Spurs Research
Alan Schwarz, NY Times
Visa Decision Leaves Md. Teachers Uncertain
Ovetta Wiggins, Wash Post
Mo. School District Concerns Draw FBI Interest
Alonzo Weston, News-Press
Denver Schools Hires Teachers in Country Illegally
Nelson Garcia, KUSA
Tuesday, April 15
Scrutiny over Ed Tech Data Privacy Policies
Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
Nonprofits in Foundation-Union Pension Crossfire
C. McWhirter, WSJ
S.C. Pulls Out of 'Core' Testing Consortium
Kerr & Roldan, Post and Courier
NCAA Looks to Redefine Academic Fraud Policy
B. Wolverton, Chronicle
L.A. Union Chief Ends Re-Election Campaign
Howard Blume, LA Times
Cuomo Pro-Charter Gathering's 'Honorary Chair'
R. Karlin, Times Union
WATCH: WH Advisor on Financial Education
Sharon Epperson, CNBC
Amplify Builds Identity Beyond News Corp
M. Hensley-Clancy, BuzzFeed
Kansas Gov. Sidesteps Tenure Issue
R. Wenzl & D. Lefler, The Wichita Eagle
Students React to New Common Core Test
John Fensterwald, EdSource
Old Course Speaks to New Standards
Emma Sokoloff-Rubin , Chalkbeat NY
Charter, Scholarship Bills Move Forward
C. Sisk & M. Smith, Tennessean
Student Who 'Hates School' Finds Graduation
Yasmeen Khan, WNYC
Wednesday, April 16
College Board Releases Preview of New SAT
Nick Anderson, Wash Post
Teachers in Limbo in New York City
Leslie Brody, The Wall Street Journal
Bipartisan Research Bill Rockets Through House Panel
A. Klein, EdWeek
La. Board Backs Supt. with Positive Eval
D. Dreilinger, Times-Picayune
Mayoral Rivals Find Common Foe in Newark
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Teacher Ed Losing Students Across Races
M. Sanchez, Catalyst Chicago
Childhood Obesity Costlier Than Year of College
K. Roethel, SF Chronicle
Tests Balance 'Core,' Those With Cognitive Issues
C.A. Samuels, EdWeek
Report: Expanded Success Initiative's 1st Year
S. Darville, Chalkbeat NY
Studies: How to Nurture Students' 'Growth Mindsets'
H. Yettick, EdWeek
Hundreds of Educators Seek Jobs for Next Yr
T. Cheshier, Chalkbeat TN
Districts Cheer Kansas Aid Deal, Despite Concerns
A. Ujifusa, EdWeek
Calif. Faces Priority Challenges on Spending
Louis Freedberg, EdSource
How Mich. City Sends Kids to College Tuition-Free
NPR
Thursday, April 17
The Resegregation of Public Schools
Nikole Hannah-Jones, ProPublica
Obama, Biden Promote $550M Job-Training Funds
K. Field, Chronicle
Ind. Faces Deadline on New Ed Standards
Summer Ballentine, AP
La. Gov., Ed Chief at Odds
Mike Hasten, Shreveport Times
VT Fined for Failing to Warn During 2007 Shooting
L. Layton, WaPo
Mixed Reviews on New Evals after Test Run
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Scott Avoids Question On Scholarship Dispute
J. O'Connor, StateImpact
LISTEN: Today’s Role of College Athletes
Amy Hansen, StateImpact
Dartmouth Pres.: End Bad-Image 'Extreme Behavior'
N. Anderson, WaPo
Homebound Program Under Review
M. Bailey, New Haven Independent
Colo. Senate Wrestles with New Idea
Todd Engdahl, Chalkbeat Colo.
NYC Chancellor Assures Critics of English Exams
P. Wall, Chalkbeat NY
Aspire Charter OK'd After LA Board Denial
Annie Gilbertson, KPCC
Probe Targets Calif. Supt.'s Pay
Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times
Juvy Justice Schools 'Do More Harm Than Good'
Susan Frey, EdSource
More Graduating Ind. HS Without Waivers
Elle Moxley, StateImpact
Friday, April 18
Tenn. Legislature Votes to Delay 'Core' Tests
J. Zubrzycki, Chalkbeat TN
La. Ed Chief: Testing Critics Don't Have Plan
Melinda Deslatte, AP
USDOE Proposes New PLUS Loan Standards
Inside Higher Ed
Nev. Ed Dept. Lacks Money to Meet Test Mandate
Paul Takahashi, LV Sun
Schooling on a 'Debit Card'
Erica E. Phillips, The Wall Street Journal
Trouble Looms for Fla. Immigrant Tuition Bill
K. McGrory, Miami Herald
Can Community Turn Around a School?
Frazee & Moxley, StateImpact
Michelle Obama: High School Diploma Not Enough
Stacy A. Anderson, AP
School Finance Fight Takes on New Intensity
T. Engdahl, Chalkbeat Colo.
Insurance Subsidy Boosted Supt. Pay to $772K
Howard Blume, LA Times
NYC Muslims Push to Add Holidays to School Calendar
S. Otterman, NYT
Libraries Seek High-Speed Broadband
Jada F. Smith, The New York Times
Effort to Eliminate Calif.'s English-Only Law
V. Romo, LA School Report
Half of Pa. Schools Fail to Meet Expectations
Kevin McCorry, Newsworks
Career Education CEO Got $4.8M in 2013
L. Yue, Crain's Chicago Business
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