Week of October 27, 2014 Archives

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Monday, October 27
$24M in Calif. State Supt. Race
John C. Osborn, EdSource
U.S. School Immerses Itself in All Things Chinese
J.A. Peterson, NYT
How Juvenile Justice Fails Special Ed
Butrymowicz & Mader, Hechinger
State Schools Chief Race May Reverberate Beyond Calif.
S. Mehta, LAT
Opportunity Gap Narrows in Mississippi
Jackie Mader, Hechinger Report
The Economic Impact of School Suspensions
Lucia Graves, Atlantic
Three Supreme Court Justices Return to Yale
Adam Liptak, NY Times
A New Orleans Family's Lives Changed In An Instant
E. Westervelt, NPR
Teacher Praised for Intervention in School Shooting
K. Johnson, NYT
Denver Principal Turnover Investigated
Kate Schimel, Chalkbeat Colo.
Public Health Violations Remain at Pre-K Sites
Gonen & Gartland, NYP
Wash Shooter's Family Living in a 'Nightmare'
Johnson & Cavaliere, Trib
WATCH: Year-Round Programs, D.C. School Progress
NBC4
The Secret Lives Of Teachers: Mei-Ling Uliasz
NPR
Hagan, Tillis Debate Values, Not Education
Allie Bidwell, US News
What's Behind the Falling Latino Dropout Rates?
S. Gamboa, NBC News
Deasy's Undoing: Too Many Maverick Moments
Blume & Rainey, LAT
Tuesday, October 28
INTERACTIVE: Mapping the Common Core
Emmeline Zhao, RCEducation
U.S. News' Global U. Rankings: Some Surprises
N. Anderson, Wash Post
L.A. School Officials Order Review of All Sr. Transcripts
H. Blume, LAT
MIT: 17% of Undergrad Women Were Sexually Assaulted
M. Korn, WSJ
Open Records Office Orders Release of Pa. Ed Sec Emails
E. Chute, P-G
HS Shuttered, Hundreds of Philly Students Displaced
K. McCorry, NW
For-Profit Chain Leaves Stock Market to Save Money
Paul Fain, IHE
Cuomo Vows to Bust 'School Monopoly' If Re-Elected
K. Lovett, NYDN
Poll Finds Maine Gov. LePage With Double-Digit Lead
D. Strauss, TPM
Judge to D.C. Charter: Stop Payments to Leaders
M.A. Chandler, WaPo
NYC Tries to Calm Concerns over Ebola in Schools
B. Fertig, WNYC
Apple CEO: Ala. 'Too Slow,' Needs Ed Reform
M. Campbell, Apple Insider
Duncan Talks K-12 Policy in Tenn., Where It's Stalled
L. Camera, PK12
How to Pick a College? Data Crunchers Hope to Help
Anne Flaherty, AP
3 Major Public Colleges Introduce Competency-Based Ed
P. Fain, IHE
Record Number of Dallas Admins Make $100K
M. Haag, Dallas News
Wednesday, October 29
Teachers on 'Core': Familiarity Breeds Approval
S. Sawchuk, Teacher Beat
Union Power on the Ballot
Stephanie Simon, Politico
College Shift on Scholarships: Players' Growing Power
B. Strauss, NYT
Many Schools Lack Internet Capacity for Tests
Laurie Udesky, EdSource
Ed Startups Get Money, Advice From Fed Program
S. Cavanaugh, EW
New DSCC Ad Renews Ed Attacks on Thom Tillis
A. Levinson, Roll Call
Grassroots Group's Seminars Seeks to Delay CPS Tests
C. Cora, DNAinfo
Suburbs: Staggered Testing for NCLB Waiver States
Alyson Klein, PK12
Do Online Course Democratize or Kill Colleges?
Shira Ovide, WSJ
Reform Group: Boston Failing Thousands of Students
M. Jonas, CW
Kashkari Airs New Ad During World Series
Seema Mehta, LA Times
Haslam: Tenn. Won't Back Up on Ed Standards
R. Locker, Comm. Appeal
N.J. Schools Promise to Correct Racial Disparities
L. Layton, Wash Post
Cuomo Teacher Eval Vow Cues Flip-Flop Charge
G. Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Student Athlete Grad Rates Hit Record High
Jake New, Inside Higher Ed
Sharp Policy Divide in Calif. Schools Chief Race
Stephanie Simon, Politico
Thursday, October 30
SAT Cheating Probe Delays Scores in S. Korea, China
R. Perez-Pena, NYT
Sources: USED Probe Clears Student Loan Companies
S. Nasiripour, HP
Obama Retreats on College Crackdown
Allie Grasgreen, Politico
'Tsunami of Cash' in Minneapolis Board Race
Beth Hawkins, MinnPost
Grand Canyon Ed May Convert to Nonprofit Entity
J. Beckerman, WSJ
Marysville in Mourning, Prepares for Return to Classes
NBC News
Advocates File Amicus Brief to Dismiss Charter Suit
M.A. Chandler, WP
Tenn. Has Top Pick for Testing Contract
Garrison & Boucher, Tennessean
Mich. May be 1st State with STEM Cert. on Diploma
K. Feldscher, MLive
Assessors Take the Pulse of NYC Pre-K Expansion
R. Shulman, WNYC
Cuomo Criticized for Calling Schools 'Public Monopoly'
J. Spector, JN
School Districts Uncertain About New Tests
Lyndsey Layton, Wash Post
Zuckerberg, Doerr Donate $1M to Hour of Code
K. Russell, TechCrunch
What Happens When You Criticize Teach for America
G. Joseph, Nation
NYC Schools to Open Doors to Student Cellphones
S. Atkeson, EdWeek
Friday, October 31
New Fed Aid Standards to For-Profits Draw Criticism
R. Perez-Pena, NYT
Wash. Court: Accused Rapists Can't Bear Burden
V. Cavaliere, Reuters
NYC Comptroller to Audit Success Charter Network
Kate Taylor, NYT
OPM 'Story of Maria' Highlights Ed Benefits Fed Workers
J. Hicks, WP
Poll: Public U. Presidents May Feel State Gov't Pressure
S. Jaschik, IHE
Elite Colleges Explore Alternative to Common App
E. Hoover, Chronicle
Using College Entrance Tests for NCLB Accountability
A. Klein, PK12
Obama Admin. Helped Weaken, Change For-Profit Ind.
P. Fain, IHE
7 Countries Where Americans Can Go to College for Free
R. Noack, WP
When College Cafeterias Add More to Freshman 15
A. Scott, Marketplace
Most Public Students Unprepared for College Work
D. Rado, Tribune
Duncan: Ed Beyond HS 'Absolutely Necessary'
Kai Ryssdal, Marketplace
Wash. School Shooter Defies 'Typical' Stereotype
Evie Blad, EdWeek
Conn. Schools Threatened on Halloween Controversy
J. Sawyer, WVIT
L.A. Schools' Tech Expansion Loses Biggest Advocate
A. Gilbertson, NPR
Dallas Experts: Ed Key to Closing Economic Gap
J. Fancher, Dallas News
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