March 14, 2016 Archives

Week of March 14, 2016 Archives

RealClearEducation Evening Edition

Monday, March 14

Lessons from the School Where I Failed as a Teacher

C. Sanchez, NPR

King: Start Thinking About ESSA Implementation

Alyson Klein, PK12

11th Graders Don't Get How SBAC Tests Matter

A. Guzman-Lopez, KPCC

Even Wealthy Black Students Have More Debt

Molly Hensley-Clancy, BF

Will Common Core Undermine Elite Diversity?

Brenda Iasevoli, HR

What If Parents Got Graded for Involvement?

Sierra Mannie, Hechinger

States Fail to Measure College Readiness Effectively

C. Gewertz, HS&B

ED Fires Firm Overseeing Ex-Corinthian Schools

D. Douglas-Gabriel, WP

National Writing Project Shown to Benefit

Liana Heitin, CM

Asia Leads in Feat of Reciting Thousands of Pi Digits

Malaka Gharib, NPR

Tuesday, March 15

States Rush to Retool Accountability for ESSA

D. Burnette, SEW

N.Y. to Alow Undocumented Immigrants Be Teachers

Diane C. Lore, SIA

La. Gov. Proposes Curb on Vouchers, Charters

Will Sentell, The Advocate

Sanders Backs Chicago Union Before Ill. Primary

Andrew Ujifusa, PK12

Three Things to Know About John King

Joy Resmovits, Los Angeles Times

Wednesday, March 16

Yale Case Adds to Criticism of Rape Probes

Dave Collins, AP

Bill Would Require Students to Use Birth Sex Bathrooms

S. Burke, AP

Ed Funding Crisis in Wyo. Oil, Coal HeyDey

Mark Keierleber, T74

15 to 73, Fighting School Desegregation

Rebecca Klein, Huffington Post

Congress Pushed to Boost Funding for Disadvantaged

A. Ujifusa, PK12

Thursday, March 17

Feds Give Nev. Pass on Low Test Participation

Andrew Ujifusa, PK12

Report Outlines Disrepair at Native American Schools

Mary Hudetz, AP

Recruitment of Chinese Students Sows Discord

Belkin & Jordan, WSJ

States Find Creative Ways to Fund Preschool

Christina A. Samuels, EW

Lead Taints Drinking Water in Hundreds of Schools

Governing

The Cost of Being Decent to Adjuncts

Colleen Flaherty, Inside Higher Ed

Friday, March 18

N.Y. to Rolle Out Common Core Changes

WKTV

Ed Leaders Question Why Virtual Schools Remain Open

S. Burke, AP

Obama Girls' School Rocked by Rape Claim

Associated Press