Per yesterday's post on the new NIEER Pre-K Yearbook and declining state per-pupil spending on pre-k: I think it's useful to contrast these trends in state pre-k spending with the contemporaneous trends in per pupil spending for public elementary and secondary schools over the past decade. As... Read Full Post >
The New England Network for Personalization and Performance is a group of mostly rural, secondary schools in New England that are using federal Investing in Innovation grant money to change the way they teach and assess students. Read Full Post >
Fuel costs are causing big problems for small districts where bus routes span long distances. Read Full Post >
The Asbury Park Press touches on several hot-button issues, including vouchers and improved teacher training. Read Full Post >
What most families are thinking about these days when it comes to choosing a college is money Read Full Post >
Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman calls on education groups to join him in demanding a repeal of the health care law. Read Full Post >
Rhode Island's governor has plans to use his state's share of the $10 billion in education jobs funding to help plug budget holes in other areas, not to save education jobs. Sound familiar? Read Full Post >
The rising cost of college has families thinking hard about how to pay for it—and teens are stepping up to do their part. Read Full Post >
College administrators and companies are figuring out how to meet new federal rules that require higher education institutions to provide a net price calculator on their websites. Read Full Post >
