Week of May 19, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, May 19
Student Debt Grows at Colleges with Highest-Paid Chiefs
T. Lewin, NYT
Science Standards Divide a State Built on Coal and Oil
Motoko Rich, NYT
Opposing Visions for Ed in LA Supt. Race
Howard Blume, LA Times
Schools Seek Upgrades to Entice Healthy Eating
Jamie Stengle, AP
Haverford Speaker Criticizes Students Over Protests
N. Koppel, WSJ
How Democrats Alienated Teachers' Unions
Libby Nelson, Vox
CTE Helped a Student Parlay Hobby Into Salary
M. Kanu, StateImpact
60 YEARS AFTER BROWN v. BOARD:
LISTEN: A First Black Prof. Remembers Her Segregated Education
NPR
Michelle Obama Cites View of Growing Segregation
S.G. Stolberg, NYT
Mostly White Reformers in Civil Rights Fight
Joy Resmovits, HuffPost
Education, Segregation & Obama White House
Shah & Severns, Politico
Obama Praises Historic Case that Defied 'Jim Crow'
D. Superville, AP
The Forgotten School in Brown v. Board
Emily Richmond, The Atlantic
WATCH: Is Integration Important to Today's HS Students?
PBS
WATCH: School Segregation Not Yet American History
PBS NewsHour
New NAACP Leader: I'm Brown v. Board Beneficiary
Jesse J. Holland, AP
WATCH: Miss. School 60 Years After Brown v. Board
NBC News
Tuesday, May 20
Array of Factors Drives Students From School
Arianna Prothero, EdWeek
NYC Union Boss 'Proud to Be Against Reform'
Ben Chapman, NYDN
Revoking the Common Standards
Catherine Gewertz, EdWeek
Kansas Works Through Teacher Licensing Changes
P. Hancock, LJWorld
Panel Nears Agreement on Standards for PLUS Loans
L. Gardner, Chron.
Indiana Data Network Draws Opposition
Michelle R. Davis, EdWeek
School Where Teacher Evals Are Team Effort
K. Schimel, Chalkbeat Colo.
Before 'Brown,' Mendez Fought Segregated Schools
S.M. Meraji, NPR
No Action Yet on De Blasio Community School Plan
P. Wall, Chalkbeat NY
Stances on Israel Roil UCLA Campus
Jason Song, Los Angeles Times
Michelle Obama to Tout Role of Arts Ed Program
Associated Press
Okla. Grapples with 3rd Grade Spec. Ed Results
Andrea Eger, Tulsa World
Jill Abramson: 'Show What You Are Made of'
Valerie Bauerlein, WSJ
TCC Pres.: Okla. Higher Ed System 'Struggling'
R. Krehbiel, Tulsa World
Hotels Embrace the Campus Nearby
Julie Weed, New York Times
Wednesday, May 21
Delays Allowed on Healthier Lunches
Associated Press
Race for Calif. Chief a Referendum on Change
Lisa Leff, Associated Press
Duncan Spotlights Inequities in Rigorous Coursework
A. Ujifusa, EdWeek
Test Delay May Affect Students' Grades
Jennifer Easton, The Tennessean
Fla. Ed Chief Rejects Testing Firm Gay Claim
Melissa Nelson-Gabriel, AP
LAUSD Hires D.C. Principal to Lead Arts Program
H. Blume, LA Times
Nat'l Landscape Fragments in 'Core' Testing
Gewertz & Ujifusa, EdWeek
Coding Schools Tone Down Rosy Job Script
M. Korn & L. Weber, WSJ
Arts Program Shows Promise in Special Ed Classes
Liana Heitin, EdWeek
State Lawmakers Throttle Back on 'Parent Trigger'
A. Ujifusa, EdWeek
States Forge Ahead on Principal Evaluation
Denisa R. Superville, EdWeek
Waiver-Renewal Twist Centers on Teacher Evals
Klein & Ujifusa, EdWeek
Then & Now, Pa. Schools Struggle With Funding
Paul Jablow, Notebook
Bryan College Is Torn: Can Darwin and Eden Coexist?
Alan Blinder, NYT
Thursday, May 22
Mapping Common Core in the States
Emmeline Zhao, RealClearEducation
INTERACTIVE MAP: America's Future Testing Landscape
Lawmakers Reach Bipartisan Deal on Workforce Act
R. Berman, The Hill
Workforce Bill Helps Students Leaving Special Ed
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Jindal Playing 'Presidential Politics' with 'Core'?
J. O'Donoghue, NOLA TP
House GOP Wants Lunch Prog. To Feed Only 'Rural' Kids
S. Kapur, TPM
USED Pushes Back Release of College Ratings to Fall
Inside Higher Ed
Harvard to Loosen SAT Requirement
Eric Hoover, Chronicle of Higher Ed
Low-Income Md. Students Among Highest Achievers
E.L. Green, Balt. Sun
Newark Students Camp Out Overnight to Protest Supt.
Leslie Brody, WSJ
Ohio Ed 'Improvement' Bill Targets 'Core,' Tests
M. Borchardt, NOMG
Cuomo's Common Core Panel Might Skip Report
J. Bakeman, Capital NY
Okla. Gov. Vetoes 3rd Grade Reading Bill
D. Stolz & C. Wylie, KJRH
Need Scholarship? Join Scrum
John Otis, The New York Times
Turnarounds and No-Bid Contracts
S. Karp & S. Blau, Catalyst Chicago
Dancers' Discipline as Leaping Off Point for Academics
PBS NewsHour
Financial Firms: Teachers' Contract Raises Deficits?
J. Fermino, NYDN
Union: School Closings Are Broken Promises for Kids
Linda Lutton, WBEZ
Friday, May 23
How Education Drives Inequality Among the 99%
Brenda Cronin, WSJ
Okla. Board Slams 3rd Grade Reading Law Changes
A. Eger, Tulsa World
Sweeping Bipartisan Bill May Not Go Far Enough
Joy Resmovits, HuffPost
Calif. Latino Students Among Most Segregated in U.S.
B. Gazzar, LADN
NYC Spends $600K on Marketing to Expand Pre-K
Ben Chapman, NYDN
Teacher Retention As Important As Training?
C. McInerny, StateImpact
Call for Nurses, Funding After Death
Graham & Whelan, Philly Inquirer
Emanuel: 'Welcome' Admins' Concerns
Spielman & Fitzpatrick, Sun-Times
Calif. Lawmakers Open to Pension Reprieve
John Fensterwald, EdSource
Miami-Dade OKs Largest Charter in Fla.
David Smiley, Miami Herald
LA Board Won't Reappoint Oversight Panel Member
Howard Blume, LAT
Union to State : Drop Teacher Licensure Plan
S. Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
How Lumina Vecame A Force In Higher Ed
M. Hensley-Clancy, BuzzFeed
Koch Found. Criticized Again For Influencing Fla. State
Greg Allen, NPR
New Selective School Named for Obama
Fran Spielman, et al., Sun-Times
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