Week of March 21, 2016 Archives

RealClearEducation Evening Edition

Monday, March 21
Bronx Educator Rosa Named N.Y. Regents Chancellor
Leslie Brody, WSJ
eBay Founder Helps Fund Mass. Ed Startup
David L. Harris, Boston Biz. J.
Student Affairs Officers Not Influenced by Race
Doug Lederman, IHE
Does ESSA Truly Rule 'Non-Academic' Accountability?
A. Ujifusa, PK12
Many AFT Members' Pensions Invested in Pearson
Stephen Sawchuk, TB
Colleges Hand-Deliver Acceptances to Woo Students
Collin Binkley, AP
Chinese Test Scams Invade U.S. College Admissions
Peg Tyre, Hechinger
Tuesday, March 22
Ind. Gov. Signs Bill Eliminating ISTEP
Brian Slodysko, Associated Press
State Solidarity Erodes on Common-Core Tests
C. Gewertz, EdWeek
Why More Students Are Leaving the U.S. for College
Sarah Grant, Bbg.
American Universities' Lucrative Market: China
A. Picchi, MoneyWatch
College Opens New Frontier in Ed Outsourcing
Molly Hensley-Clancy, BF
Teacher-Preparation Enrollments Continue to Fall
Stephen Sawchuk, TB
Prospects for Next President Keeping John King
Andrew Ujifusa, PK12
Wednesday, March 23
LAOL: Full-Day Preschool for Low-Income Working Fmailies
J. Hay, ES
Odds of Clinton Getting Money to Refurbish Schools
Alyson Klein, PK12
N.Y. Schools Post Lead Results Online
WNYC
ELLs Steal ESSA Negotiated-Rulemaking Spotlight
Alyson Klein, PK12
Cortines' Accuser Resigns as Part of $93K Settlement
H. Blume, LAT
Thursday, March 24
DPS Emergency Funding Bill Heads to Snyder's Desk
A. Zaniewski, DFP
Calif. Wins $1.2B Judgement Against Corinthian
M. Hensley-Clancy, BF
Best, Worst Colleges: Graduating Low-Income Students
J. Marcus, HR
Sexual Harassment Cases Tarnish Berkeley Image
Thomas Fuller, NYT
Teachers Can't Afford To Live Where They Teach
E. Westervelt, NPR
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