Week of June 30, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Evening Edition

Monday, June 30
SCOTUS Avoids Broad Ruling on Union Fees
Brent Kendall, WSJ
Student Loan Interest Rates to Increase
Kimberly Hefling, Associated Press
SCOTUS Ruling on Unions Reverberates
Lyndsey Layton, Wash Post
Schools Weigh Expanding Free Meals to All Students
Evie Blad, EdWeek
Miss. Program Tries to Fill Civil Rights Ed Gap
Jackie Mader, Hechinger
Colleges Vary in Assault Reports, Other Offenses
Nick Anderson, WaPo
NCLB Waiver States Struggle to Turn Around Schools
A. Klein, EdWeek
LAUSD Shifts Gears on Technology for Students
Howard Blume, LA Times
School Chief's Rehiring Raises Questions
John Mooney, NJ Spotlight
Colo. Funding Suit Rekindles Longstanding Fight
A. Ujifusa, EdWeek
New Ind. Standards More Detailed Than 'Core'
C. McInerny, StateImpact
Preschoolers Outsmart College Kids In Gadgets
Michelle Trudeau, NPR
Free Kid Summer Meals, Hungry Parents?
Ann Schimke, Chalkbeat Colo.
When Educational Games Work
Elizabeth Jones, PBS NewsHour
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Tuesday, July 1
Lawsuits Aim at Campus Free-Speech Limits
Marklein & Bui, USA Today
Cheating: Chinese Applicants to U.S. Colleges
Timothy Pratt, Hechinger
D.C. Considers Special Ed Overhaul
Emma Brown, The Washington Post
Miss. Considers More Cheating Probes
Emily Le Coz, The Clarion-Ledger
McGraw-Hill Opening Digital Ed Hub in Seattle
John Cook, GeekWire
Waiverless Wash. Wants Out of Key NCLB Rule
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Student Aid Heads: Obama College-Rating Alternatives
K. Field, Chron.
District Chiefs: Common Core Will Improve Ed
Liana Heitin, EdWeek
Wyo. Test Changes Mean Release Delay
Aerin Curtis, Wyo. Tribune Eagle
For Rural Schools, Tech Training is Online
Alexandria Neason, Hechinger
Senate's Teacher-Prep Draft: What to Know
Stephen Sawchuk, EdWeek
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Wednesday, July 2
Major Ill. Teachers' Union Backs Quinn for Gov.
R. Pearson, Chicago Trib.
USED to Offer Some Waiver States Flexibility
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
USED Adds 12 Colleges in Title IX, Assault Probe
Juliet Linderman, AP
Corinthian Fails to Reach Accord With Ed Dept.
Chris Staiti, Bloomberg
Animated Map: 70 Years of Educational Progress
Libby Nelson, Vox
Few Hints About NYC's Struggling School Plans
P. Wall, Chalkbeat NY
Okla. City to Promote Students Who Failed Test
Tim Willert, Oklahoman
Gathering To Remember Fight for Civil Rights
Madeline Will, EdWeek
Dem. Bill Gives Aid to Students in U.S. Illegally
M. Friedman, Star-Ledger
The Return Of The One-Room Schoolhouse
Anya Kamenetz, NPR
New York Court Strikes Down Cyberbullying Law
Joe Palazzolo, WSJ
$1M Gift Brings Tech Ed Center Closer
A.B. Stefanoni, Joplin Globe
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Thursday, July 3
6 States Awarded 'No Child' Waiver Extension
M.A. Chandler, WaPo
Era of Majority White U.S. Public Schools is Over
Ross & Bell, Nat'l Journ.
A Deep Dive Into NEA's Spending Patterns
Stephen Sawchuk, EdWeek
Teachers, Postal Workers Weigh Staples Boycott
Greg Toppo, USA Today
'Core' Fight Pits La. Gov. Against State Chief, Board
A. Ujifusa, EdWeek
NYC Summer Enrollment Falls After Test Move
G. Decker, Chalkbeat NY
Ed-Tech Community Faces Sexism Concerns
Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
Lower Kindergarten Age Among New Ill. Laws
Chacour Koop, AP
Did the Ind. Board of Ed Break the Law?
Hayleigh Colombo, Chalkbeat Ind.
FCC Chairman Lays out Vision for E-Rate
Sean Cavanagh, EdWeek
Early Childhood Rating System Goes Online
M. Sanchez, Catalyst Chicago
Chicago's Free Lunch for All Starts September
Monica Eng, WBEZ
Education Starts in the Womb, Before Class
C. McInerny, StateImpact
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