Week of September 8, 2014 Archives

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Monday, September 8
Atlanta Cheating Trial Has Teachers Facing Prison
J. Jarvie, LAT
For-Profit Education Stocks on Fire
Jesse Solomon, CNN Money
Colleges Re-Thinking Sexual Assault Education
J. Linderman, AP
'Mobile' Schools' Tech Breaks from Classroom
Campoy & Harte, WSJ
Calif. Charter Close Leaves Parents Scrambling
Stephen Ceasar, LAT
Harvard Gets Largest-Ever Donation of $350M
R. Perez-Pena, NYT
Va. Custodian Continues to Serve 'His' Students
T. Rees Shapiro, WP
A Missionary for Liberal Arts
Karin Fischer, Chronicle of Higher Ed
Debunking Myth of Summer Vacay's Origins
Weber & De Melker, PBS
Young Families and Student Debt
Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed
Common Core Controversy Continues
Peggy McGlone, Star-Ledger
Student Transfers Worry Alumni Offices
Jon Marcus, Hechinger
Why Don’t More Men Go Into Teaching?
Motoko Rich, New York Times
NOLA School Serves Dinner to Fight Hunger
Bill Capo, WWL-TV
More D.C. Schools Help Map Out Transitions
M.A. Chandler, WaPo
One of Philly's Best Schools Lacks Students
K. McCorry, Newsworks
Report IDs States with Highest HS Obesity
Bryan Toporek, EdWeek
Tuesday, September 9
U.S. News College Rankings: Some Major Shifts
N. Anderson, WaPo
Top Unis Enrolling Rich, Middle Class and Poor
D. Leonhardt, Upshot
Cong. Report Contradicts Jindal 'Core' Suit
J. O'Donoghue, Times-Pic.
Okla., La. Center Stage in Common Core Battle
L. Camera, EdWeek
Uncertainty for Unaccompanied Minors
Jessica Glazer, Chalkbeat NY
Obama's Brain Drain
Dareen Samuel Sohn, Politico
Study Raises Red Flags for Economy
Josh Zumbrun, WSJ
Collleges Deny Reading List Political Bias Charge
Larry Gordon, LAT
Napolitano Looks for New Ways to Boost UC Coffers
D. Belkin, WSJ
Student Device Use Outpacing School Tech Progs.
B. Herold, EdWeek
FLOTUS to Students: Challenges Are an Advantage
P. Slevin, WaPo
Custodial Contracts Causing Problems in Chicago
B. Vevea, WBEZ
Jindal 'Core' Lawsuit to be Heard Nov. 20
J. O'Donoghue, Times-Pic.
The Basics of Ind. Acadmic Standards
Scott Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
Hard Lessons Learned in LA iPad Initiative
B. Herold, EdWeek
Duncan Kicks off Back to School Bus Tour
L. Camera, EdWeek
Wednesday, September 10
Foundation Sends Kin of 9/11 Victims to College
Edna Ishayik, NYT
German-Style Training for U.S. Factory Workers
C. Gummer, WSJ
Common Core 2.0: 'Core' By Another Name
Lindsey Layton, WaPo
Public Colleges Scarce at Top of U.S. News List
N. Anderson, WaPo
Michelle Rhee's Next Frontier
Emily Cadei, OZY
Pa. GOP Flog Corbett 'Core' Call as Politics
K. McCorry, Newsworks
NYC Pressed to Find Space for Dozen Charters
B. Chapman, NYDN
Duncan: More STEM Teachers, Classroom Tech
L. Camera, EdWeek
University Labs Now Lack Research Funding
Richard Harris, NPR
Ind. Searching for Principals One Month in
H. Colombo, Chalkbeat IN
Ed Committee Member Tierny Loses Primary
L. Camera, EdWeek
Spending May Not Help U.S. Higher Ed Outperform
K. Calvert, PBS
Cal State Considers Transfers-Only System
C. Rivera, LAT
Principals Leery of New Effectiveness Data
D. Superville, EdWeek
Penn State Faithful Revel After Penalties Lifted
Z. Schonbrun, NYT
'Core' Backers Pressure Against Repeal
H. Sparling, Newark Advocate
Parent-Engagement Plans Give Pre-K Edge
L. Camera, EdWeek
Thursday, September 11
Gov. Report: Seniors Owe $18B in Student Loan Debt
K. Hefling, AP
USED Admits: Will Pay Student Loan Firms More
S. Nasiripour, HP
Harkin Bill: High-Quality Ed for Students with Disabilities
HELP
De Blasio to Accommodate 4 Larger or New Charters
K. Taylor, NYT
9/11 Ceremonies a Tradition at Md. School
Donna St. George, WaPo
Calif. Bill to Curb Campus Sexual Assaults
Ian Lovett, NY Times
Hearing Opens on Calif. Anti-Union Claims
Stephen Ceasar, LAT
Emanuel Wants Chi. Curfew to Apply Until 18
Byrne & Hardick, Trib
Fla. Schools Won't Opt Out of Testing
Scott Travis, Sun Sentinel
This Is Your Brain. This Is Your Brain On Music.
Cory Turner, NPR
NJEA Spent $60M on Campaigns in 15 Years
J. Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Shakira to U.S. Latinos, Ed, Bilingualism Key
Fox News Latino
Mo. Group Backs Off Tenure-Weakening Plan
S. Sawchuk, Teacher B.
Scammers Target Schools with Bogus Invoices
M. Molnar, MK12
Vaccination Exemptions Growing Concern in L.A.
G. Baum, HR
Duncan Looks to Tenn. Turnaround as Model
L. Camera, Politics K-12
Duncan: Adults Let Black Students Down
L. Camera, Politics K-12
Friday, September 12
Skills Gap Bumps Up Against Vocational Taboo
Sven Boll, WSJ
LAUSD's Deasy Seeks Tech Firm Contract Records
H. Blume, LAT
2 Teacher Tenure Suits Merge, Not in Sync
J. Glazer, Chalkbeat NY
AmeriCorps at 20 Years Old, Limited Success
Kaitlin Mulhere, IHE
Coming of Age in Post-9/11 World
Jessica Bliss, The Tennessean
Ind. Charter Closes Amid Cheating Scandal
S. Elliott, Chalkbeat Ind.
Record Donations to D.C., Md., Va. Colleges
Nick Anderson, Wash Post
WATCH: Education 25 Years in the Future
CNBC
The Most Educated Town In Every State
Andy Kiersz, Business Insider
Duncan Calls for System-Wide Reforms
Bill Dries, Memphis Daily
Texas Textbooks Downplay Segregation
Zachary Roth, MSNBC
Tesla Pledges $37.5M for Education
Cy Ryan, Las Vegas Sun
Cyberbullying Worse as Students Get Older
K. Chua, Teaching New
Homeschoolers Limited on HS Sports
Kyle. Neddenriep, Indy Star
Penn Fdn. Donates $25M for Library Renos
P. Crimmins, Newsworks
Equal Standing in the School Lunch Line
Jasmyn B. Morris, NPR
Educators Seek More Parent Involvement
A. Humbles, Tennessean
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