Week of June 30, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, June 30
Math Under 'Core' Has Even Parents Stumbling
Motoko Rich, NY Times
Higher Ed Proposal's Rankings Irks Unions
Lauren Camera, EdWeek
States Encourage Bilingualism with Diploma Seals
Gosia Wozniacka, AP
Rocketship Ed Shifts Course, Slows Expansion
S. Noguchi, Mercury News
Okla. Ends Contract with Controversial Test Vendor
T. Willert, NewsOK
Mo. Ed Chief Shakes Up the System
Elisa Crouch, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Calif. Pension Shortfall: Teachers' Checks Shrink
Chris Megerian, LAT
Many Teachers Feel Undervalued, Survey Finds
Patrick Blum, NY Times
Changes Coming to Tenn. Teacher Licensing?
Joey Garrison, Tennessean
Are Okla. Schools Top Heavy with Admins?
Nate Robson, Oklahoma Watch
Better Health, Child Care, More Graduates?
Kayleigh Skinner, Hechinger
Bid to Boost Learning at a Pre-K Weak Point
Edna Ishayik, NY Times
Union Resists D.C. Effort to Lengthen School Day
Emma Brown, WaPo
Wyo. Likely Free to Use Science Standards
Leah Todd, Star-Tribune
Ind. Tries Online Teacher Communities
Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
Ind. Supt. Faces 'No Child' Waiver Deadline
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
USED Brings 'Student Liaison' for Tech On Board
S. Cavanagh, EdWeek
Tuesday, July 1
USED Releases List of Most Expensive Colleges
Michael Stratford, IHE
NCAA Reopening Probe Into UNC Academic Violations
Marc Tracy, NYT
Gates Says Fixing Education Toughest Challenge
Jeri Clausing, AP
Obama: I'll Act on My Own Immigration
J. Kuhnhenn & E. Werner, AP
Final Vergara Ruling Could be Years in Coming
J. Fensterwald, EdSource
Ind. Submits No Child Left Behind Waiver Plan
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
Union Chief: Cautious Optimism - SCOTUS Rule
G. Decker, Chalkbeat NY
A Role Model Pipeline For Young Black Men
Anya Kamenetz, NPR
Tenn. Changes Policy on Teacher Licenses
Joey Garrison, The Tennessean
Shift from 'Core' Could Cost La. $25M
Danielle Dreilinger, Times-Picayune
UPenn to Launch Ed Entrepreneur Degree Program
M.R. Davis, EdWeek
La. Ed Board Meets on Jindal's Anti-'Core' Push
Melinda Deslatte, AP
Mich. Might Still Use 'Core' Test Questions
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
NYC HS Directory Drops School Letter Grades
Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat NY
N.J. Legislative Efforts to Slow PARCC Parked
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
La. Special Ed Revamp Sparks Debate
Will Sentell, The Advocate
Wednesday, July 2
Nutrition Group Lobbies Against Healthier School Meals
R. Nixon, NYT
Colleges Keep Increasing Discounts
Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report
'Lost Generation Of Workers': Youth Unemployment Cost
W. Stone, NPR
For U.S. Higher Ed Woes, 2 Brazilian Firms Offer Path
The Economist
Ed Startups Band Against FCC Net Neutrality Plan
S. Buhr, TechCrunch
NYC Schools Poorer and More Crowded
Al Baker, The New York Times
Back From War, Vets Enter Ed Fight at Home
P.D. Shinkman, U.S. News
La. OKs Hiring Lawyers for Possible 'Core' Suit
D. Dreilinger, Times-Pic.
Sex Offense Stats Show U.S. College Reports Rising
Nick Anderson, WaPo
D.C. Schools More Aggressive About Selling Self
Emma Brown, Wash Post
Districts: Diversity a Priority—When There's Time
S.D. Sparks, EdWeek
Ethics Guru, Exclusive Private School Spar
Harriet Ryan, LA Times
Union Organizers Making Inroads at Charters
C. Richert, MPR News
New Chief at Harlem Children's Zone
Michael J. Feeney, NY Daily News
NYC Schools to Invest $23M in Arts Ed
M.E. McIntire, Chalkbeat NY
FCC Report: State-by-State Impacts of E-Rate Plan
Sam Atkeson, EdWeek
Thursday, July 3
Common Core Test Anxiety
Stephanie Simon & Caitlin Emma, Politico
Duncan Urges States to Invest in Counselors
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
UCLA Launches Effort to Reduce World Hunger
Larry Gordon, LA Times
School, Health Care Decentralization's Effect
Sarah Carr, Hechinger
State of the Teachers' Unions: Money, Membership
S. Sawchuck, EdWeek
WATCH: NOLA Military Mom on Why She Backs 'Core'
Times-Picayune
Duncan on Ratings and Debt
Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed
Want to Get Into B-School? Write Less, Talk More
Adam Rubenfire, WSJ
Union Chief: Testing System 'Will Crumble'
T. Engdahl, Chalkbeat Colo.
Pa. House OKs Cigarette Tax for School Funds
Kevin McCorry, NewsWorks
Harvard to Bring On Specialists to for Assault Claims
R. Perez-Pena, NYT
Fed Post: Education Part of Inequality Story
Michael Kanell, AJC
LAUSD Agrees on Testing Alternative Laptops
Howard Blume, LA Times
Chicago Budget Details Still in Short Supply
Sarah Karp, Catalyst Chicago
If Only Thomas Jefferson Could Settle the Issue
Jennifer Schuessler, NYT
Play Along: Which School Snacks Meet New Federal Rules?
EdWeek
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