Week of May 5, 2014 Archives

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Monday, May 5
U.S. Teachers Nowhere Near as Diverse as Students
Jesse J. Holland, AP
Schools Seek Rollback of Healthier Lunch Rules
Mary Clare Jalonick, AP
Fla. OKs 2nd U.S. Account-Choice Program
K. McGrory, Tampa Bay Times
Condoleezza Rice Pulls Out of Rutgers Grad
Kelly Heyboer, Star-Ledger
Mixed Report for Race to the Top Education Grants
S. Banchero, WSJ
Calif. Districts Seek to Renew 'No Child' Waiver
Lesli A. Maxwell, EdWeek
New Tensions Over Ind.'s 'No Child' Response
Scott Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
Colleges Held in Fight Against Sexual Assaults
Perez-Pena & Taylor, NYT
Amid Controversy, Ed Chief Sees 'Doable' Job in Newark
L. Brody, WSJ
Teachers Question Pay-for-Performance in NYC Contract
Al Baker, NYT
Some Schools Hiring Teachers, Others Struggle
Adrienne Lu, Stateline
S.C. Bishops: Schools Failing Children, Need Boost
C. Click, The State
Vermont School Districts Consider Consolidation
Jess Bidgood, NY Times
What Do Yale Grad Students Want? A Union
Diane Orson, NPR
Kids Watch Movies, Play Games During Testing
D. Smiley, Miami Herald
Fla. Test FCAT is No More, Replacement Coming
E. Jester, Gainsville Sun
Football Team Helps Make One High School Out Of Two
NPR
Spreading AP Gospel to Nurture Scientists and Engineers
K. Chang, NYT
Tuesday, May 6
Student Loans Next on Dems' 'Fair Shot' Agenda
Burgess Everett, Politico
Poll: Prestigious Colleges Won't Make You Happier
R. Rivard, IHE
Texas Releases Details of New Teacher Evals
L. McGaughy, Chronicle
'Angry Birds' Creator Develops Preschool Program
M.A. Chandler, WaPo
NYC Union Deal Includes Out-of-Work Buyout
Geoff Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Educators Think 'Right Amount' of Time on Testing
C. Gewertz, EdWeek
Student Journalists Highlight 'Reality' In NYC HSs
Katina Paron, WNYC
Fraternities and Sexual Assaults
Cory Weinberg , Inside Higher Ed
Can Student Journalists Ban 'Redskins'?
Aaron Moselle, NPR
WATCH: History Bookshelf -- Brown v. Board of Education
CSPAN
More Hispanic Students Enroll in College
Kate Schimel, Chalkbeat Colo.
SCOTUS Upholds Prayers at Municipal Meetings
Mark Walsh, EdWeek
How Has Ed Funding Changed Under Gov. Snyder?
M. Bush, Mich. Radio
Bereft Of Legal Shield, Scholars' Work Is Open To Federal Eyes
NPR
N.C. Sidetracks 'Enroll Anywhere' Proposal
Emeery P. Dalesio, AP
Wednesday, May 7
EDMC Loses Bid to End Whistle-Blower Case
Sophia Pearson, Bloomberg
AIR Fights Pearson Common Core Testing Award
S. Cavanagh, EdWeek
Number of Title IX Probes Higher Than Disclosed
T. Kingkade, HuffPost
Stanford to Purge $18 Billion Endowment of Coal Stock
M. Wines, NYT
NYC Teacher Salaries to Range $54K to $119K
Geoff Decker, Chalkbeat NY
LAUSD Quietly Disbands Child Abuse-Probe Panel
H. Blume, LA Times
N.Y. Court Orders Union Pension Record Disclosure
J. Gershman, WSJ
Hiring Outlook Brighter for College Grads
Pamela M. Prah, Stateline
Halperin, Ed Policy Leader of Great Society Era, Dies
C. Samuels, EdWeek
House to Consider Charter Bill, Senators Write Own
A. Klein, EdWeek
For-Profits' Gainful Employment Fight
Stratford & Fain, Inside Higher Ed
State Political Rifts Sap Support for 'Core' Tests
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
WATCH: Why Some Schools Still Insist on Lessons in Cursive
PBS
Ohio School Ratings Fall In Data-Scrubbing Scandal
B. Bull, StateImpact
Report Gives U.S. Youths a D- for Physical Activity
B. Toporek, EdWeek
For-Profit Corinthian Talks Sale Amid Losses
Paul Fain, Inside Higher Ed
Pa. School Fate in Question Pending Probe
Bill Hangley, Jr., The Notebook
Thursday, May 8
Chicago Teachers Union Votes Against 'Core'
B. Schlikerman, Sun-Times
Arrests Imminent in Philly Cheating Scandal
D. Mezzacappa, Notebook
2 N.D. School Districts Shift to 4-Day Weeks
Kevin Burbach, AP
Ed Bribery Suspects Post Rubies, Diamonds
Kim Janssen, Sun-Times
SPLC Slams 'Far Right' Attacks on Common Core
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
How the Common Core Made Kafka Way More Popular
Libby Nelson, Vox
How is Australia Beating U.S.?
Sarah Butrymowicz, Hechinger
Foreign Brain Drain a Call for Immigration Reform?
A. Bidwell, US News
Delegates Suggest Yes Vote for NYC Teachers Contract
B. Fertig, WNYC
Ind. Sets Special Meeting on Waiver Concerns
Scott Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
Districts Get Advice on 'Doing More With Less'
Karla Scoon Reid, EdWeek
Digital Reading Poses Learning Challenges
Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
Absenteeism, Truancy Up in Lower Grades
M. Sanchez, Catalyst Chicago
Sensitivity Training for Educators on Foster Youth
Susan Frey, EdSource
Judge: No Quick Transfers of Kids With Autism
K. McCorry, Newsworks
How Many Students Can Fit into a NYC School Building?
Y. Khan, WNYC
Cal State Alumni: Radical Activists, Honored Donors
C. Rivera, LA Times
Friday, May 9
Houston Teachers Fired in Test-Cheating Probe
Laura Isensee, HPM
La. Senate Ed Votes Down 'Core' Repeal
J. O'Donoghue, Times-Picayune
House to Pass Bipartisan Charter Bill. Senate Future?
A. Klein, EdWeek
Ind. Testing Company under Fire in Okla.
Kim Archer, Tulsa World
Stanford Divests From Coal, Activists' Hopes Turn To Harvard
NPR
Bill to Reform Fed Ed Research Quietly Passes House
A. Klein, EdWeek
Ill. School Funding Data Fuel Reform Debate
Kerry Lester, AP
Alleging Bias, N.Y. Employees Sue School Official
Joseph Berger, NYT
Eds to Duncan: Cut Bureaucracy, Keep Funds
K. Schimel, Chalkbeat Colo.
More Crucial, But Few Low-Income Kids Study Abroad
S. Carr, Hechinger
Bias Against Immigrant Kids 'Troubling'
Timothy M. Phelps, LA Times
Attorney: Cheating Probe 'Inquisition'
Mezzacappa & McCorry, Newsworks
$100M in Charter School Fraud in 14 States and D.C.
Katie Ash, EdWeek
Gay-Friendly Books Put College Funding At Risk
Sarah McCammon, NPR
With Gym Class, Schools Try to Get Creative
Sarah Blau, Catalyst Chicago
In Nashville, Mindfulness in the Classroom
Grace Tatter, Chalkbeat TN
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