Week of September 14, 2015 Archives

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Monday, September 14
Feds Publish New College Earnings, Loan Repay Data
M. Stratford, IHE
Obama Admin. Unveils FAFSA Reform
Kelly Field, Chronicle of Higher Ed
Student Debt Payback Lags
Andrea Fuller & Douglas Belkin, Wall St. Journal
Seattle Teachers Strike: Talks Resume, No School
Shapiro & Brunner, ST
LAUSD Nears $6M Settlement with Apple, Pearson
M. Szymanski, LASR
How Common Core Transformed English Class at 1 MS
A. Neason, Slate
Was Trump University a Scam?
Emma Brown, Washington Post
Yale's College Name Debate Grapples with Slavery Ties
N. Remnick, NYT
Calif. Drought Drives Children Out of School
KPCC
Philly Bid to Outsource Subs Falters
Kevin McCorry, Newsworks
Districts See Teacher Shortages After Years of Cuts
Armario & Leff, AP
Teaching In America: 'Only The Strong Will Survive'
Rachel Martin, NPR
Which Gov.-Pres. Candidate Has Best K-12 Record?
Alyson Klein, PK12
Fiorina Has Reversed Fed Ed Policy Stance Since 2010
Ilan Ben-Meir, BF
Del.'s Ambitious Effort to Change Teacher Pay
Avi Wolfman-Arent, NW
The Education Start-Up Backed by Mark Zuckerberg
Harriet Taylor, NBC
A Gender Barrier at Harvard Falls
Katharine Q. Seelye & Jess Bidgood, NYT
Hank Green: 1 of U.S.'s Most Popular Science Teachers
E. Brown WP
Tuesday, September 15
Obama Heads to Iowa, Spotlights Ed, Econ for 2016
Carol E. Lee, WSJ
In Iowa, Clinton Vows to Fight Campus Sexual Assault
C. Lucey, AP
Prof. Sought in Fatal Miss. College Shooting
Rogers & Victor, NYT
City Council Backs Teachers, Strike Hits 5th Day
Johnson & Le, AP
Target Will End School Charity Program
Kavita Kumar, Star Tribune
School Shutdowns Force Parents to Find Fallbacks
Tricia Romano, ST
Stanford B-School Dean Saloner Stepping Down
Lindsay Gellman, WSJ
New Mont. Push Focuses on School Broadband
Benjamin Herold, DE
Cheating Allegations Rise Under de Blasio
Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat NY
Training That Delivers
Ashley A. Smith, Inside Higher Ed
An HBCU Fights to Survive
Kellie Woodhouse, Inside Higher Ed
De Blasio to Tie Ed Agenda to Econ. Inequality
Dawsey & Brody, WSJ
Online Credit Recovery Grows, Despite Criticism
Michelle R. Davis, MK12
Breakthrough Video Contest Seeks Young Scientists
N. St. Fleur, NYT
These Public Libraries Are for Snowshoes and Ukuleles
P.L. Brown, NYT
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Wednesday, September 16
Teachers Union Suspends Seattle Strike
Cornwell & Orenstein, Seattle T.
OECD: Classroom Tech Doesn't Always Boost Results
Ben Kesling, WSJ
Number of Black Teachers Has Dropped in 9 Cities
Lyndsey Layton, WP
College Major Racial Diffs. Worsen Earnings Gap
D. Douglas-Gabriel, WP
Site Tracks Colleges, Shows Struggles Are Nothing New
E. Wexler, CHE
First-Ever USED 'Open' Resources Adviser Named
Sean Cavanagh, MK12
WATCH: Balancing College Sports & Education
CNBC
Asian, Pacific Islander College Achievement Varies
Larry Gordon, LAT
Campaign Urges Black Men To Focus More On Kids' Ed
P. Madden, NPR
Ohio Court Decides Charter School Case
Kathleen Maloney, CNO
Study: 'Don't Have to Mother Teresa to Help a Kid'
Emma Brown, WP
The Student & the Stranger Who Helped Pay College
C. Ansberry, WSJ
De Blasio Outlines Education Policies
Jonathan Lemire, Associated Press
Report: Baruch Frat Pledge Fought Fatal Hazing
Rojas & Mueller, NYT
Delta State Prof. Told Cops He Killed 'Wife' First
T. Rees Shapiro, WaPost
Feds Consider Complaint of UTLA Strike Fund
Mike Szymanski, LASR
The Education of Jose Garcia: Part 1
Becky Vevea, WBEZ
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Thursday, September 17
Common Core, Choice, Highlight Ed in GOP Debate
A. Ujifusa, PK12
Trump Criticizes Bush for Supporting Common Core
Emma Brown, WP
Microsoft to Invest $75M in CompSci Ed
Jonathan Vanian, Fortune
De Blasio's Ed Plan: High Costs, Big Political Risks
Kate Taylor, NYT
New NYC Education Plan: Fill Gaps, Add Resources
Leslie Brody, WSJ
What Is the Common Core, Anyway?
Joy Resmovits, Los Angeles Times
N.Y. to Trim Common Core Exams After Opt-Outs
E.A. Harris, NYT
L.A. School Board Ironing Out Supt. Search Kinks
Howard Blume, LAT
Ind. HS Sr. to Duncan: Help Me Get to College
S. Cavazos, Chalkbeat IN
Report: KIPP's Explosive Growth Came with Slight Dip
L. Layton, WP
Most Ill. Students Fall Short on PARCC Tests
D. Rado, Chicago Tribune
College Access Index, 2015: The Details
David Leonhardt, NY Times
Calif. Chronic Student Absenteeism Remains High
J.M. Adams, ES
California's Upward-Mobility Machine
David Leonhardt, NY Times
Student Loans Could Use Some Market Discipline
Greg Ip, WSJ
Udacity Says It Can Teach Tech Skills to Millions, Fast
F. Manjoo, NYT
Friday, September 18
Lawsuit: Schools Failed to Tell Parents Opt-Out Rights
S. Tully, EdSource
Law Firm hired to Defend Ed Savings Acct. Prog.
Sean Whaley, LVRJ
Duncan Hopes Transparency Ups College Access
Nick Anderson, WaPost
Poss. Tax Break for Teachers Who Bought Supplies
Alyson Klein, TB
Student Loans Don't Restrain Young Home Buyers
Laura Kusisto, WSJ
Duncan Responds to Ind. ISTEP 'Struggles'
Gil Corsey, WDRB
High School Football Inc.
Jere Longman, NY Times
Questions With an Agenda on Tenure?
Colleen Flaherty, Inside Higher Ed
NCLB Waivers Loosen Teacher Eval Reins
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
D.C. Charters to Close During Papal Visit
T. Rees Shapiro, Washington Post
Alaska Ed Trial Tests Who Has to Pay for Schools
Tegan Hanlon, TNS
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