Week of February 3, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Evening Edition

Monday, February 3
Clinton Lauds NYC's Early Childhood Ed Efforts
Dan Merica, CNN
PACs Spend Big as TN Considers School Vouchers
Joey Garrison, Tennessean
'American Promise' Probes Race Issues In NYC Private School
NPR
Can Renaming Common Core End Opposition?
Elle Moxley, StateImpact
NY Lt. Gov. Offers Support For City's Charters
Eliza Shapiro, Capital New York
111 Universities Accused of Improper Federal Aid Practices
House Of Reps
Helping Build a School for the Poor by Selling A Richer One
S. Otterman, NYT
Editorial: Save the Charter Schools
National Review
Politics, Not Reality Drives DC Rep.'s School Choice
D. Simmons, Wash Times
Vouchers and Charters and Magnets, Oh My!
Fawn Johnson, National Journal
Is NJ's Ed Reform Efforts Damaged by Christiegate?
NJ Left Behind
Opinion: Top-Down Standards Hurt Kids
Pearce/Boyle/Denney, ID Statesman
Commentary: Don't Give Up on 'Education for All'
Andreas Schleicher, OECD
Study: Iowa Supts. Want School Aid Clarity
Rod Boshart, Sioux City Journal
Ed Department Opens Financial Aid Portal
Elena Malykhina, InformationWeek
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Tuesday, February 4
REPORT: School Funding Fairness Suffers Amid Recession
Ed Law Center
Kline Wants to Stay On as Ed Chair
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Obama Smacks Bill O'Reilly On School Vouchers
Valerie Strauss, Wash Post
Walton Funds More LA Schools Than Elsewhere
Howard Blume, LA Times
Applications Pour in for NC Private School Vouchers
WRAL
Technical Ed Students Tackle Real-Life Problems
Dan Hardy, The Notebook
Clay Aiken Running For Congress, Cites Special Ed
S. Heasley, DisabilityScoop
Brookings' House Testimony on Early Childhood Ed
Russ Whitehurst
FL County Teachers Seek Performance Pay
Danny Valentine, Tampa Bay Times
Opinion: Breaking The Ed Revolution Status Quo
Kevin Chavous, HuffPost
Wednesday, February 5
When Fed-Up Parents Take Over a School
Natasha Lindstrom, Atlantic
De Blasio Begins Policy Shift on Charters
Misty Bailey, Education News
Top MA Schools Have Common Core Reservations
Kirk Carapezza, WGBH
Good News In Minn. On Grad Rates
Beth Hawkins, Minn Post
Districts Vary in Time Spent on Testing
Catherine Gewertz, EdWeek
Supts.: Biz Leaders Lack Knowledge About K-12
Michele Moinar, EdWeek
Can Harvard Fix Online Ed's Loneliness Problem?
Amy Choi, Bloomberg
STEM Education Adds Art Component
Harmony Huskinson, Cronkite News
Educated Entrants to U.S. Cities Came From Overseas
Neil Shah, WSJ
OpEd: Universal Pre-K Doomed to Fail in NYC
Elizabeth Hartline, WNYC
OpEd: A Solution for Bad Teaching
Adam Grant, New York Times
OpEd: Education Should Be a Right
Chris Getowicz, Minnesota Daily
Sunday, February 9
NY Students Get 5 More Years To Be College-Ready
Paul Riede, Post-Standard
K-12, Higher Ed Fail To Collaborate Effectively
Caralee Adams, EdWeek
Common Core Isn't a Gov't Conspiracy
J. Markell/S. Perdue, Bloomberg
Utah Mulls All-Out Attack On Digital Divide
Kristen Moulton, Salt Lake Trib
Harvard, Nassau BOCES Team To Mine Test Data
Joie Tyrrell, Newsday
'Fiscal Cliff' Heats Up Fight Over Teacher Tax
Ed Vogel, LV Review-Journal
La., Justice Dept. Near Deal On Vouchers
Danielle Dreilinger, Times-Picayune
School Choice Improves Students
Helen Aguirre Ferre, Miami Herald
Op-Ed: Preschool More Important for Poor Kids
Bruce Fuller, WaPo
Colleges Failing to Give Grads Advantage
Jack Kelly, The Pittsburgh Press
Op-Ed: Wash. Lags on STEM Ed
Robin Lake, The Seattle Times
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