Education News
Policy 'may hit school buildings'
Building work on hundreds of schools may be abandoned to fund the government's "free schools" policy, a think tank says.
Biden praises midshipmen's character at graduation
Vice president makes no significant policy announcement during speech at Naval Academy
Vice President Joe Biden spoke this morning to graduating midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy saying he was "very proud" to be before members of a class who have "already demonstrated the strength of their character."
Vice President Joe Biden spoke this morning to graduating midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy saying he was "very proud" to be before members of a class who have "already demonstrated the strength of their character."
Piscalnator Meets Couric
ICEF – high performing charter network in LA – to be featured on CBS Evening News tonight.
Board of Regents and Education Department Leadership Statements Regarding Passage of Education Reform Legislation
"Today's comprehensive legislative action is a landmark moment that will improve educational results for children in New York State for years to come," said Regents Chancellor Merryl H. Tisch. "The Regents and I thank the Legislature and its leadership -- Assembly Speaker Silver, his staff, Assemblywoman Nolan, Senate Majority Conference Leader Sampson, Senator Oppenheimer, and Senate Minority Leader Skelos -- for their leadership and passionate commitment to creating the best educational opportunities for our children..."
Categories: State and National Government
What Is Possible
Clark Montessori Junior High and High School "is showing what is possible when teachers and students work together as a community of learners," Secretary Duncan said at the Cincinnati school's commencement.
Categories: State and National Government
States to Receive Additional Recovery Funds
North Dakota, Wisconsin, and Montana are among the states that will receive additional Recovery Act funds to support jobs and drive education reforms.
Categories: State and National Government
School anger over foster children
Head teachers in Kent call for urgent action to stop large numbers of fostered children coming to their schools.
A Breakthrough in Social and Emotional Learning
[VIDEO] Two years ago, Louisville, Kentucky, committed to a districtwide CARE for Kids program; now, the positive results are rolling in.
Cuts anger
Funding worries are causing turmoil in colleges
Mumzilla
Is competitive parenting souring the school gate?
New Jersey School Budgets Adopted Over Voters’ Wishes
Oxford Tradition Comes to This: ‘Death’ (Expound)
12,000 to 19,000 Barrels a Day
The Gulf Oil Spill in the Classroom
Man on school soup poison charge
A kitchen porter from Northamptonshire who worked at Stowe School in Buckinghamshire is accused of poisoning soup.
La. Teacher Evaluation Revamp Signed Into Law
Louisiana public school teachers will now be graded partially on student test scores, with at least half of a teacher's review tied to student performance data.
New $23B Teacher Bill Falters in House
A $23 billion payout to save thousands of educators' jobs faltered Thursdayperhaps for good.