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Monday, January 16, 2006
The New Texas Miracle
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Houston takes the lead and becomes the largest school district in the country to adopt a teacher merit pay program tied to guess what -- te...
Privatization Efforts in California University System
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It seems that Aaanold can't wait for Spellings' Commission to make a recommendation for privatization of higher ed. He is already o...
Sunday, January 15, 2006
Smelling the Coffee at the Century Foundation
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Until very recently, the Century Foundation's impressive collection of liberal educators steadfastly maintained a dopey idealized notion...
Update on Horowitz, the "Foaming Campus Cleanser"
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Bill Berkowitz at Media Transparency brings us this nice update on the crackpot crusader, David Horowitz. Seems like his cred has taken a ...
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Public Education Network Survey on NCLB
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PEN's survey on NCLB has been moved to this site: GiveKidsGoodSchools.org If you did not complete the survey already, go to the site a...
NCLB: From "strong reservations to seething resentment"
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What is middle America saying in about the educational equivalent of the Iraq debacle in the middle American press? A noteworthy piece here ...
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Notice to Schools Matter Readers
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Starting today, and for the next several days, posts to SM will be sporadic. Will return to regular daily posting on Monday, January 16, 200...
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Class Profiling in NYC
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Here is Greg Palast's take on the Bloomberg madness in NYC of requiring 3rd, 5th, and 7th graders to pass the test to move to the next g...
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The Wacky No Child World
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Bitter Lesson: A Good School Gets an 'F' By MICHAEL WINERIP Published: January 11, 2006 In the right kind of world, Public School 4...
Monday, January 09, 2006
John Stossel on Education? Give Me A Break
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Millions of Americans who tune in this Friday night to ABC's 20/20 will hear how public school is a union dominated monopoly and the onl...
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