Week of June 9, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, June 9
How Bill Gates Pulled off the Swift 'Core' Revolution
L. Layton, WaPo
Obama to Order Help for Student Loan Debters
Nirvi Shah, Politico
Job Outlook Brightens For Grads, But Problems Linger
M. Geewax, NPR
For U.S. Colleges, Drive to Retain Foreign Students
K. Fischer, Chronicle
Schools Spotlighted in D.C. Mayoral Race
M. Severns & K. Glueck, Politico
Ohio's Public School Mandate Debated
B. Lanka, Cinncinati Enquirer
Admins: 'No Direction' After Okla. 'Core' Repeal
Zack Hedrick, KTEN
Utah Leaders Debate Return to 'No Child'
L. Schencker, Salt Lake Tribune
School Break Poses Challenge for Hungry
M. Nussbaum, Pittsburgh P-G
Rising Tuition Pushes British Students to U.S.
D.D. Guttenplan, NYT
Lack of School Board Planning, Kids in Limbo
D. Williams, Buffalo News
Ed Tech Vendors See Hurdles in K-12 Marketplace
S. Cavanagh, EdWeek
School-Managing Tech Tools Face Stagnant Market
B. Herold, EdWeek
Days Apart, 2 States Opt to Replace Common Core
A. Ujifusa, EdWeek
Virtual Ed Seeing Rising Enrollments, Revenues
A.M. Fairbanks, EdWeek
Del. Fund Would Give Parents School Cash
M. Albright, News Journal
Ed Tech Market Dealmaking Fueled by Data Use
Michele Molnar, EdWeek
Tuesday, June 10
Obama's Loan-Debt Relief Might Not Reach Neediest
K. Field, Chronicle
GOP Sen. Slams Loan Proposals, Urges ESEA Fix
L. Camera, EdWeek
WATCH: Will Loan Forgiveness Offer Long-Term Solution?
PBS
Report: Schools Were Getting Much Safer Until 2010
J. Resmovits, HP
Ex-Sallie Mae Unit Up for Lucrative USED Contract
S. Nasiripour, HuffPo
'I Was an Athlete Masquerading as a Student'
Brad Wolverton, Chronicle
Duncan: Dropping 'Core' May Not Cost Okla.
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Kan. Teachers' Union Suing Over Labor Law
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
Chairman Loss Could Slow Idaho Ed Reform
Associated Press
Scant Support for Elite NYC HS Admissions Options
Al Baker, NYT
WATCH: Common Core Faces Push Back in La.
PBS NewsHour
Report: Give Extra to Neediest Schools' Teachers
S. Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
Why NYC Is Afraid Of Free Lunch For All
Beth Fertig, NPR
Soaring College Tuition: What Moves Price Tag?
A. Kamenetz, NPR
Colleges and Evangelicals Collide on Bias Policy
Michael Paulson, NYT
Wednesday, June 11
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor Loses Primary
L. Camera, EdWeek
U.S. Senate Panel Zeroes Out Race to the Top Proposal
A. Klein, EdWeek
F.C.C. Chief Plans Action on Wi-Fi in Schools
Edward Wyatt, NY Times
Success Academy Seeks 14 More NYC Charter Schools
Al Baker, NYT
Harvard Management Head Mendillo to Step Down
Rob Copeland, WSJ
S.C. Gov. Announces Major School Changes
Robert Kittle, WSAV
Principals Need More Autonomy, Support
Denisa R. Superville, EdWeek
Reducing Math Anxiety: What Can Teachers Do?
Liana Heitin, EdWeek
English-Speaking Abilities of Immigrants
Lesli A. Maxwell, EdWeek
Thursday, June 12
Next Calif. Test: Getting Ruling to Pay Off
Howard Blume, LA Times
Cantor to Step Down, Shakeup May Threaten Ed Bills
L. Camera, EdWeek
Teacher Tenure Ruling in Calif. to Intensify Debate
J. Medina, NYT
De Blasio Defends NYC Tenure Process
Geoff Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Post Cantor Defeat, Obama Faults GOP at Donor Speech
J.H.Davis, NYT
Higher Ed, the Tea Party’s Unlikely Farm Team
Jack Stripling, Chronicle
Banks Brace for Debit Card Battle
Caitlin Emma, Politico Morning Ed
Some Want No More Pearson Field Testing
M.E. McIntire, Chalkbeat NY
House Considers Waiving School Lunch Rules
Mary Clare Jalonick, AP
Talking With Principals, Part 2: SUPES Academy
S. Karp, Catalyst Chi.
Attorney: Calif., Tenn. Tenure Laws Different
T. Cheshier, Chalkbeat TN
Schools Brace for Launch of Federal Snack Rules
Evie Blad, EdWeek
LISTEN: At The Head Of Her Class, And Homeless
NPR
What it Really Takes to Evaluate a NYC Teacher
Beth Fertig, WNYC
Tremors in N.J. After Calif. Ruling
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Friday, June 13
With Calif. Tenure Ruling, a Democratic Divide
Lyndsey Layton, WaPo
Obama Unveils Plans for Online 'Hub'
Sean Cavanagh, EdWeek
After Vergara, Expected Court Battles Across U.S.
B. Iasevoli, Hechinger
Obama to Unveil Efforts to Bolster Ed, Economy
C.M. Nelson, WSJ
The Fall of Teachers' Unions
Stephanie Simon, Politico
Duncan Criticizes S.C. for Setting Bar Too Low
A. Kerr, Post & Courier
Common Core Sparks Flood of Legislation
Adrienne Lu, Stateline
Delay in Ed Appropriations Process Angers GOP
L. Camera, EdWeek
College Efforts to Curb Assaults Focus on Frats
Perez-Pena & Yaccino, NYT
Silicon V. Entrepreneur Leads Calif. Fight
H. Somerville, Mercury-News
Some RTTT 'Silver Medal' Winners Behind on Promises
A. Klein, EdWeek
Private School Tests in Flux in NYC, Causing Fuss
Sophia Hollander, WSJ
LISTEN: Obama Student Loan Action Might Be Too Little, Too Late
NPR
Shift to Online Test Drives Calif. to Close Tech Gap
P. Wingert, Hechinger
LISTEN: Is Teacher Tenure Really The New Brown?
NPR
Could Ind. Put Teacher Accountability On Pause?
R. Morello, StateImpact
La. Union: Schools Lack Tech Skills for 'Core' Test
J. O'Donoghue, T-Pic.
K12 Inc. Completes Sale of Select Businesses
PR, MarketWatch
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