Week of July 14, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, July 14
MS Cheating Scandal Raises Questions About NCLB
R. Aviv, New Yorker
Student Loan Cos. Often Predatory
Abrams & Silver-Greenberg, DealBook
Another Teachers' Union Ding for Arne Duncan
Allie Grasgreen, Politico
Sleepy Campaign for D.C. Board Goes National
Lyndsey Layton, WaPo
USED Launches $3M Evaluation of Khan Academy
S.D. Sparks, EdWeek
Okla. 'Core' Lawsuit Heard Tuesday As Nat'l Govs. Ignore
AP/KGOU
New Maine Database to Reveal Graduates' Wages
Alanna Durkin, AP
A Deep Dive Into the AFT's Spending Patterns
Stephen Sawchuk, EdWeek
Children of Recruited Teachers Now Face Deportation
G. Hogan, WNYC
Tech. Access Lacking, Uneven in Miss. Schools
Jackie Mader, Hechinger
LAUSD Asks Judge to OK Teacher Abuse Settlement
Stephen Ceasar, LAT
Ariz. Judge Orders Inflation Funding for Schools
Davenport & Galvan, AP
Tenure Rulings Increase Pace, Decisions Mixed
J. Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Reporting Rape, and Wishing She Hadn’t
Walt Bogdanich, NY Times
Kashkari Calls Out Calif. Gov. Brown
Finnegan & Blume, LA Times
Private Summer Schools Prompt Debate on Ed Inequality
S. Ceasar, LAT
Coaching Parents on Toddler Talk to Address Word Gap
PBS NewsHour
Tuesday, July 15
WH Asked Away from School Nutrition Summit
H.B. Evich, Politico
Jeb Bush Touts Ed Record, Draws Tea Party Ire
T. Olorunnipa, Bloomberg
La. Gov. Jindal Admin Pushed for 'Core' in 2012
J. O'Donoghue, Times-Pic.
N.J. Gov. Sticks to Middle of the Road on PARCC
J. Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Moody's: Higher Ed Outlook for U.S. Still Negative
K. Blessing, Bloomberg
Mo. Gov. Nixon OKs Bill to Replace 'Core'
Dale Singer, St. Louis Public Radio
Mich. Races to Replace MEAP
Jennifer Chambers, The Detroit News
StudentsFirst Powers Down 5 State Affiliates
Andrew Ujifusa, EdWeek
Young Adults Gaining in Ed, More Econ. Challenges
B. Rice, StateImpact
Md. District May Try Zone Changes for Achievement Gap
B. Turque, WP
New Chi. Policy Drops Summer Enrollment
M. Sanchez, Catalyst Chicago
Peace Corps Announces Major Application Changes
T. Rees Shapiro, WaPo
Report Faults USED Oversight of Debt Collection Cos.
D. Bauman, Chron
Report: Minorities Get Unequal Access to Loans
Michael Stratford, IHE
For Most Kids, Nice Finishes Last
Tovia Smith, NPR
Wednesday, July 16
Okla. Supreme Court Upholds Common Core Repeal
Tim Talley, AP
Schools a Haven for Kids Who Crossed Border Alone
Hefling & Lozano, AP
Appeals Panel Upholds Race in UT Admissions
Tamar Lewin, NY Times
Karen Lewis Inches Closer to Chicago Mayoral Run
N. Korecki, Sun-Times
Jeb Bush's Reading Rule Loses Ground
Caitlin Emma, Politico
Ex-Anchor Campbell Brown Goes After Teacher Tenure
Paul Farhi, WaPo
Dip in Debt Offers Hope for Minn. Graduates
Maura Lerner, Star Tribune
Koch Group Hosting Ed Forum in Nashville
Joey Garrison, Tennessean
Ed Lobbyist Bashes House Bill on College Sports
S. Berkowitz, USA Today
Lessons: Rocketship’s 100-Student Class Model
C. Quattrocchi, EdSurge
House, Senate Campaigns with Strong Ed Angles
Lauren Camera, EdWeek
Fewer Charter Backers Gave to Cuomo
Geoff Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Money over Scores in Leasing to Charters
O. Morrison, Chalkbeat TN
Steep Learning Curve for Testing Study Panel
T. Engdahl, Chalkbeat Colo.
Inequalities Linger 50 Years After Civil Rights Act
M. Will, EdWeek
Thursday, July 17
N.C. Opts to Tweak, Not Abandon, Common Core
Lyndsey Layton, WaPo
La. Gov., Supt. Head Into 'Core' Negotiations
Julia O'Donoghue, Times-Pic.
Corinthian Boosted Figures to Obtain Federal Funds
Chris Kirkham, LAT
Trials of Graham Spanier, Penn State's Ousted Pres.
M. Sokolove, NYT
WATCH: Separate and Unequal
Frontline, PBS
USD 501 Supt. Defends Koch-Linked Classes
C. Llopis-Jepsen, Topeka C-J
Mass. Senate Rejects Bill to Raise Charter Limit
C. McNeill, Boston Globe
Mo. to Expand Scholarship to Immigrants
A. Jost, Columbia Daily Trib
Some Unis Crack Code to Draw Women to CompSci
C.C. Miller, Upshot
Tech a Top 'Core' Concern for Miss. Leaders
Lauren Walck, Sun Herald
Few For-Profits Colleges Have Become Nonprofits
Paul Fain, IHE
NYC Officials Knew of Bullying Before Stabbing
G. Decker, Chalkbeat NY
BYU Prof. Accuses Utah Ed Officials of Bias, Conflicts
K. Moulton, SL Trib.
N.J. Special Ed Task Force Faces Challenges
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Poll Shows Support for Public Preschool Funding
L. Mongeau, EdSource
Friday, July 18
Vergara Ruling Becomes Campaign Issue
John Fensterwald, EdSource
Parent Group Wants More Eyes on Chicago Budget
Becky Vevea, WBEZ
Poverty Puts Half of Kindergartners Behind
J. Williams, Times-Picayune
Poll: 70% of Voter Support Fed Preschool Expansion
M.A. Chandler, WaPo
Ariz. Gov.: State Will Appeal Ruling on Ed Funds
Pitzl & Rau, Republic
IB to Launch Pilot Program for Disadvantaged
Caralee Adams, EdWeek
La. AG OKs Outside Lawyers in 'Core' Fight
Julia O'Donoghue, Times-Pic.
Christie, N.J. Union Not at Odds on All Fronts
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Poll: More Students in Summer Programs
Susan Frey, EdSource
Wisc. Gov. Calls for 'Core' Repeal
Richards & Marley, Journal Sentinel
Report on Small School Success Hints at Future
G. Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Study: HS Students Ignore FAFSA Texts
Jessica Williams, Times-Picayune
LAUSD Expands Probe into Magnolia Charters
V. Romo, LA School Report
La. Gov., Supt. 'Core' Talk Fruitless
O'Donoghue & Dreilinger, Times-Pic.
Teacher Turnover Is Higher Than Ever
Rachel Morello, StateImpact
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