Common Core Roundup: News from Georgia, Kansas, and the RNC
Opponents of the Common Core State Standards are pressing their case in Georgia and Kansas, while a Washington business group urges support for the standards. Read Full Post >
Opponents of the Common Core State Standards are pressing their case in Georgia and Kansas, while a Washington business group urges support for the standards. Read Full Post >
The district cannot pay its employees and doesn't expect to be able to for the rest of the school year. Read Full Post >
Two struggling Michigan districts with enormous deficits have been shut down and reopened under the management of for-profit charter school companies. Read Full Post >
The Michigan House of Representatives has approved a budget stripping funding from the Common Core State Standards; the measure now moves to the state Senate. Read Full Post >
A group of about twenty individuals in Michigan are secretly working to create a low-cost, voucher-like school model for K-12 students in the state, a newspaper reports. Read Full Post >
A plan under discussion in Michigan would create "Michigan Education Cards" that students could use like vouchers in state public schools. Read Full Post >
One state begins considering an anti-common-core bill, while another ends that debate. Read Full Post >
A Michigan state lawmaker wants to close what he says is a loophole allowing guns to be openly carried in schools. Read Full Post >
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's proposal to fund schools based on performance is gaining momentum in the state legislature. Read Full Post >
Weak vocabulary instruction in the early years doesn't bode well for the Common Core State Standards, researchers say. Read Full Post >