Week of September 5, 2016 Archives

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Tuesday, September 6
In Recovery, Many Poor Schools Left Behind
Burnett & Fenn, AP
American Schools' Chronic Absentee Problem
Joe Heim, WashPost
U.N.: World Will Miss Ed-for-All Target by 50 Years
E. Batha, Reuters
For-Profit ITT Will Close All Its Campuses
Andy Thomason, CHE
Why It Matters: Student Debt
Josh Boak, Associated Press
Hillary Clinton Answers 10 Questions on Early Ed
Lillian Mongeau, HR
Pence Touts Vouchers in State That Rejected Them
Robert Gehrke, SLT
Detroit Schools, Union Reach Pact. Will Teachers OK?
D. Jesses, DFP
U.S. Schools Caught in Turkey's Post-Coup Crackdown
B. Saacks, Bbg.
The Failing Grade for Tests
Glatter, Deruy & Wong, The Atlantic
Using Technology to Protect From Mass Shootings
C. Mims, WSJ
Ariz. AG: Guns Allowed at Private Schools
Alia Beard Rau, Ariz. Republic
Black-Owned Ga. School Revolutionizing Gifted Ed
B. Edwards, Root
Grew Up U.S. Citizens, Then Learned They Weren't
T. Bahrampour, WP
Coursera CEO on Ed Tech's Leap Into the Boardroom
Bloomberg
King: Status Quo in Schools Is "Unacceptable"
NPR
Veteran Teacher: Paperwork Made Him Quit
Jenny Brundin, NPR
Professional Ethics and the Classroom
Troy Hutchings, ETS
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Wednesday, September 7
Amazon-Wells Fargo Loan Plan Had Political Barriers
A. Andriotis, WSJ
Framed: The PTA Mom
Christopher Goffard, The Los Angeles Times
Effective But Exhausting HS Suspension Alternative
S. Dominus, NYT
Detroit's Radical Experiment to Save Schools
Josh Sanburn, TIME
Campuses Train Freshmen Against Subtle Insults
Stephanie Saul, NYT
Christie Calls Teachers Union "Mafia," Signs Ed Bills
D. Burnette, SEW
Why It Matters: Education
Jennifer C. Kerr, Associated Press
Mich. Higher Ed Rules Yield "Unprecedented" Debt
B. McVicar, MLive
CTU Chief Balks at Request to Stop Pension Benefits
L. FitzPatrick, CST
Chicago Schools Open Up With Fewer Staff
Sarah Karp, WBEZ
Academia Wrestles With How Freely Words Can Flow
D. Arnette, BG
Parents Sue as N.Y. Denies Money to Failing Schools
E.A. Harris, NYT
Summer Programs Can Make a Difference for Poor
Emma Brown, WaPo
Strong Year for Back-to-School Shopping
Ganesan & Patnaik, Reuters
Tax Boosts to Aid K-12 Up for Vote in Several States
D. Burnette, EW
Counting the Benefits of Teaching Math to 3-Year-Olds
PBS NewsHour
Professional Ethics and the Classroom
Troy Hutchings, ETS
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Thursday, September 8
ITT Tech Students Chart a Difficult Course
Melissa Korn, WSJ
Laid-Off ITT Employees File Lawsuit
Indianapolis Business Journal
More States Focus on Native American Students
Jen FiField, Stateline
Tim Kaine's Wife Hears Concerns on Ed , Children
Patrick Svitek, TT
Clinton's $18M For-Profit College Job Explained
Libby Nelson, Vox
Apple Donates 54K iPads to Students, Teachers
L. Kolodny, TechCrunch
UN Hopeful: Education a Leading Victim of Conflict
Zoe Tabary, Reuters
CTU to Take New Strike Authorization Vote
Lauren FitzPatrick, CST
Most CPS Schools Closed in 2013 Still Vacant
Zavi Kang Engles, CR
New Effort Aims to Support Preschool Social Skills
Leslie Brody, WSJ
Parent Coordinator Does Whatever Needs to Be Done
E.A. Harris, NYT
Kristin Smart May Be Buried on Her College Campus
S. Larimer, WaPo
$50M Suit: St. Louis Families Worry on Losing Schools
B. Hawkins, T74
La. Public School Parents Fight for Recess
Danielle Dreilinger, T-Picayune
N.Y. Is 1st State to Require Lead Water Tests in Schools
Governing
Professional Ethics and the Classroom
Troy Hutchings, ETS
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Friday, September 9
Trump Releases Ed Proposal, Promoting Choice
Sullivan & Brown, WP
Mo. Schools Welcome Displaced ITT Tech Students
A. Jost, SLPD
Crux of Conn. Judge Ruling: Schools Are Broken
Kate Zernike, NYT
La. Students Back to School After Massive Floods
Debbie Elliott, NPR
1 Student Dead, 2 Injured in Texas School Shooting
J. Hanna, et al., CNN
L.A. Tosses 200 Elephants' Worth of Food Weekly
M. Szymanski, LASR
Warren Still Undecided on Lifting Charter Cap
Matt Stout, Boston Herald
The Textbook That Calls Mexicans Lazy
J. Weston Phippen, The Atlantic
Former Haverford College Pres. John R. Coleman Dies
S. Snyder, PI
NYC to Help Fund Internships at Cultural Orgs.
Andrew R. Chow, NYT
Public Schools Brace for Likely Reforms Post-Conn.
Cory Turner, NPR
Big Changes for Calif. School Assessments
Cohen & Paskin, KPCC
How Coffee Is Perking Up Engineering Education
Dan Charles, NPR
Parents Voice Concerns Over Mercury in LV School
Sally Ho, AP
What Professional Ethics Mean
Troy Hutchings, ETS
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