Week of June 2, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, June 2
Sequestration Forced Reduced Staff, Programs
D.R. Superville, EdWeek
La. Gov. Jindal's Column Didn't Disclose For-Profit Ties
B. Alpert, T-Pic.
Proposed School Lunch Waivers Prompt Debate
Evie Blad, EdWeek
Okla. Gov. Fallin: Whether to OK 'Core' Repeal?
Sean Murphy, AP
Suit: Calif. Providing Inadequate Ed for Some
Stephen Ceasar, LA Times
N.Y. Union to Districts: Boycott Field Tests
Stephen Sawchuk, EdWeek
Landing a Full Ride to College After Suspense
B. Kantrowitz, Hechinger
Fewer Inspectors, Greater Pre-K Hazards
G.A. Otis & G.B. Smith, NYDN
WATCH: Bloomberg, at Harvard, Talks Ivy League 'Liberals'
Harvard
How Principal Turnover Affects HS Grad Rates
Coulter Jones, WNYC
La. Bill Would Empower IEP Teams
Christina A. Samuels, EdWeek
Business School, Disrupted
Jerry Useem, The New York Times
Common Core Ties Draw Jeb Bush Critics
Alex Leary, Tampa Bay Times
EU Seeking Clarity on College Ratings
Aisha Labi, Chronicle of Higher Ed
LISTEN: NOLA Closes Its Last Traditional Schools
NPR
Data Protected In ConnectEDU Bankruptcy
M. Hensley-Clancy, BuzzFeed
Tuesday, June 3
Alarming No. Of Urban Teachers 'Chronically Absent'
J. Resmovits, HP
SEC Hits UNO on Chicago Charter Deal
John Byrne, Chicago Tribune
D.C. Officials Allege Improper Charter Fund Diversion
E. Brown, WaPo
Pre-K Programs Fail To Reach Immigrant Kids
Claudio Sanchez, NPR
Students Sue Calif. for More Instructional Time
S. Stainburn, EdWeek
USED Issues Guidance on Foster Care Records
Lauren Camera, EdWeek
WATCH: One-Room Schoolhouses
Sunday Morning, CBS
The Common Core Curriculum Void
Cory Turner, NPR
N.C. House Panel Considers Common Core Replacement
Associated Press
Schools Get Road Map for Improving Discipline
Donna St. George, WaPo
What’s Lost as Handwriting Fades
Maria Konnikova, New York Times
U.S. Releases Distance Ed Enrollment Data
Carl Straumsheim, IHE
Ed Orgs Urge FCC to Up E-Rate Funding
Elizabeth Jones, PBS NewsHour
Ohio Debate Circles Common Core, Doesn’t Zero In
B. Rice, StateImpact
Wanted: More Gutsy Leaders for Digital
Meghan E. Murphy, Hechinger
Wednesday, June 4
Candidates, Parties Twist Ed Facts in Gov. Election
Gary Fineout, AP
Questions Remain as Ind.'s NCLB Deadline Nears
S. Elliott, Chalkbeat IN
Runoff in Calif. State Superintendent Race
Hillel Aron, L.A. Weekly
Ind. Board, Reform Group Question Supt.'s Evals
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
NYC Teachers Vote For Raise, 9-Year Contract
Al Baker, NYT
At In-School Banks, Students Learn to Save
Alex Schmidt, NPR
Runoff Expected in L.A. Unified Race
Howard Blume, LA Times
Teachers Hit the Common Core Wall
Cory Turner, NPR
End the CCSS Fight, Says LA's Supe. White
D.Dreilinger, Times Picayune
Analyst: Difficult K-12 Market 'Turning Corner'
S. Cavanagh, EdWeek
Lunch May Be Healthier, But Kids Aren't Eating Up
EdWeek
Denver Board Nears Final Strategic Plan
Nicholas Garcia, Chalkbeat CO
Shelby Co. Commission Votes 'No' on Pre-K
Oliver Morrison, Chalkbeat TN
Thursday, June 5
N.C. House, Senate Bite From 'Core'
M. Burns & C. Browder, WRAL
Behind the School Lunch Fight
Helena Bottemiller Evich, Politico
Losing Members, NEA Aims to Revive Organizing
S. Sawchuk, EdWeek
NYC Losing Millions in Fed Aid over Paperwork
Jennifer Fermino, NYDN
What Happened to Chicago's Truancy Officers?
Katie O'Brien, WBEZ
Ga. Announces New Testing System
Carly Sharec, Gainesville Times
Ga. Battles to Beat Race to the Top Headwinds
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
On Eve of Legal Fight, NCAA Leadership Qs Loom
B. Wolverton, Chronicle
Student Motivation: New Attention on Old Problem
S.D. Sparks, EdWeek
Should Feds Control What Kids Eat?
Michael Cipriano, RCEducation
Purchases of Instructional Materials Declined in Q1
C. Gewertz, EdWeek
Weighing Strategies for Print-to-Digital Shift
S. Cavanagh, EdWeek
Higher Ed Groups Divided over Federal Ratings
Michael Stratford, IHE
GAO: Can USED Well-Eval Promise Neighborhoods?
L. Camera, EdWeek
Friday, June 6
Okla. Gov. Signs Bill to Repeal Common Core
Caitlin Emma, Politico
ACT College Admission Test to Report New Scores
Nick Anderson, WaPo
Gates Found. Funded Pro-Microsoft PBS Series
Mott & Sirota, PandoDaily
O'Bannon v. NCAA: 'Amateurism' Makes Its Final Stand
S. Terlep, WSJ
Why Colleges Are on the Hook for Sexual Assault
Robin Wilson, Chronicle
Ohio Bucks Conservative Trend, Sticks with 'Core'
Bill Rice, StateImpact
New Character Report Cards Rate Students on 'Grit'
S.D. Sparks, EdWeek
Survey Paints Bleak Picture of Pa. School Funding
Associated Press
Schools Prod Students to Grad With Tuition, Cash
C.J. Adams, EdWeek
Demand Outstrips Supply for NYC Pre-K Seats
Y. Khan &C. Jones, WNYC
Pa. Educators Surrender Licenses Amid Scandal
D. Mezzacappa, Notebook
Calif. Ahead in Axing Harsh Disciplinary Policies
Susan Frey, EdSource
Pa. Bill to Slow Teacher Seniority Clears Hurdle
K. McCorry, Newsworks
'Pro-Kid' Letter Supports Common Core
John Fensterwald, EdSource
Technology Offers Special Help in Special Ed
Gail Robinson, Hechinger
Data Mining Opens Window on Student Engagement
H. Yettick, EdWeek
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