Week of July 21, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Monday, July 21
Obama to Report Expanding Black, Latino Boys' Initaitive
M. Rich, NYT
FLOTUS Goes on Offensive at Kids' State Dinner
Helena B. Evich, Politico
Heisman Winner Winston: Free Ed 'Enough'
Will Green, Sports Illustrated
DeVry: N.Y. Is Investigating Marketing Practices
Michael Calia, WSJ
Incoming NEA Chief Inherits Tension with Duncan
N. Resnikoff, MSNBC
New Data Give Fuller Picture of Grad Rates
Nick Anderson, Wash Post
Ending Common Core Easier Said than Done
Scott Bauer, Associated Press
Ex-NYC Teachers to Sue for Retroactive Pay
Stephen Rex Brown, NYDN
Colleges Woo Native Americans with New Programs
Krysta Fauria, AP
Ed Issues Sharply Divide Gov. Race
Molly Beck, Wisconsin State Journal
Pa. Gov. Corbett Seeks to Change View of Education
Marc Levy, AP
Kan. Technical Ed Trend Continues
C. Llopis-Jepsen, Topeka Capital-Journ.
Ariz. Struggles with Shortage of Established Teachers
Associated Press
A Classroom Leaves the Syllabus to the Students
R. Perez-Pena, NYT
La. Auditors Clear Most Cases in Grad Report
C. Lussier, The Advocate
Online School for Girls Focuses on Connection, Collab.
Sara Hayden, LAT
Syracuse Mayor Seeks to Shelter Young Migrants
M. Hill & G. Walsh, AP
Tuesday, July 22
In 25 Years, U.S. Children Make Fragile Progress
S.D. Sparks, EdWeek
U.S. Principals More Likely to Consider Students Poor
D. Leonhardt, NYT
La. Legislators File Lawsuit to Block 'Core'
J. O'Donoghue, Times-Picayune
Elementary Students Like New Healthier Lunches
Porter & Armour, WSJ
Bob Dole Battles Homeschoolers on Disabilities
Maggie Severns, Politico
Report: Higher Ed Behind on Common Core
Jon Marcus, Hechinger
Better Schools Equal Less Risky Teen Behavior
S. Hanes, CS Monitor
High-Performing Charters May Improve Health
Patti Neighmond, NPR
If 'Core' Can't Make It in NY, Can it Anywhere?
David Weigel, Slate
Community Colleges Expanding Disclosure
Nick Anderson, Wash Post
Early Ed Polls Well with Republicans, Swing Voters
F. Johnson, Nat'l Jrnl
Fla. Gov. Rolls out High-Tech Jobs Prep Plan
John O'Connor, StateImpact
In Calif., Nonprofits Draw Youth Of Color Into Tech
Aarti Shahani, NPR
Waiverless Wash. Request for NCLB Flex Denied
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Student Support After Rape Complaint Dismissed
Walt Bogdanich, NYT
Political Action Committee Forms in LA Board Race
Howard Blume, LAT
Great Colleges to Work For 2014
Richard K. Boyer, Chronicle of Higher Ed
Wednesday, July 23
Hoyer, Schock to Introduce Community Schools Bill
E. Zhao, RCEducation
Why Do Americans Stink at Math?
Elizabeth Green, New York Times Mag
Obama's Renewed Push on Job Training
M. Stratford, Inside Higher Ed
Bobby Jindal Sued By His Allies Over Common Core
J. Resmovits, HuffPo
Troubled Path Forward for Education Spending Bill
L. Camera, EdWeek
Ala. Supt.: Tougher Standards Help Test Scores
Evan Belanger, AL.com
'Core' Testing Groups Won’t Let Some States Go
V. Hughbanks, Heartland
In Houston, Traditional Public, Charter Schools Share
PBS NewsHour
Charters Do Better on NAEP Despite Funding
N. Garcia, Chalkbeat Colo.
Poorer Families Struggle on Summer Learning
D. Geiger, The Notebook
Adults with Poor Literacy Get Short Shrift
J. Schechter, Chalkbeat NY
'Sin Taxes' an Unsteady Ed Revenue Source
T. Engdahl, Chalkbeat Colo.
Judge Won't Let Desegregation Order Be Ignored
N. Hannah-Jones, PS
Agreement Reached on Calif. 'Willful Defiance' Bill
Susan Frey, EdSource
Feds Probe Discrimination in 'One Newark'
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Thursday, July 24
USED: Colleges Should Test Flexible Credits
Elizabeth Jones, PBS
Union Puts Teachers on Streets for Votes
Stephanie Simon, Politico
La. Supt. Tells State Board He Is Unfairly Targeted
W. Sentell, Advocate
A Bird's-Eye View On Common Core
Cory Turner, NPR
Homeless Shelter Pre-K Program Like Any Other
J. Glazer, Chalkbeat NY
Parent Groups Call for Data-Privacy Hearings
Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
Ore. Wants to Bend on Just Some of 'Core'
Sara DiNatale, The Oregonian
Okla. Board Again Delays Plan to Adopt New Standards
AP
Losing School Librarians in Chicago
Becky Vevea, WBEZ
Landmark Conn. Ed Trial Delayed
Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie
Senator Confronts Questions of Plagiarism
Jonathan Martin, NY Times
Ind. Seeks to Fill Late Resignation Vacancies
H. Colombo, Chalkbeat Ind.
Wyo. Legislative Panel Blasts Supt.'s Tenure
Associated Press
Clinton Launches Talk, Read, Sing Campaign
Lillian Mongeau, EdSource
Newark Civil Rights Probe Mirrors Others'
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Congress Floats Dueling Emergency-Funding Bills
L. Camera, EdWeek
Friday, July 25
House Votes to Simplify Education Tax Breaks
Associated Press
Sens.: States Must Do More for Higher Ed
Eric Kelderman, Chronicle
Report Backs Computer-Based Testing for Students
Caroline Porter, WSJ
Official Outraged at Shelling of U.N. Schools in Gaza
S. Sengupta, NYT
Army War College Probes Senator's Plagiarism
Corasaniti & Martin, NYT
Ind. Higher Ed Chief Stresses Funding to U.S. Senate
Payne Horning, IPR
Ohio State Fires Marching Band Director for Hazing
R. Perez-Pena, NYT
New Database Details Calif. School Employee Pay
S. Ceasar, LA Times
What a 10th Grade 'Core' English Class Sounds Like
Becky Vevea, NPR
Wyo. Districts Team up to Lobby for More Money
Associated Press
Quaker Uni's Housing, Transgender Dispute
Hunt & Perez-Pena, NYT
For New Post at Yeshiva, Lieberman Is a Natural
Ariel Kaminer, NYT
Time's Up for Christie Plan on Longer School
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Feds Back English Learner Suit Against Calif.
J. Fensterwald, EdSourc
Tenn. Virtual Academy Asks to Limit Enrollment
L. McCoy, News Sent.
Historically Black Colleges Struggle to Survive
Jerome Bailey Jr., AP
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