LEARN Act from U.S. Rep. Garrett Would "Return" K-12 Policy to States
U.S. Rep Scott Garrett has re-introduced a bill he says would return control over education policy to state governments. Read Full Post >
U.S. Rep Scott Garrett has re-introduced a bill he says would return control over education policy to state governments. Read Full Post >
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan will offer states more flexibility on implementing the teacher evaluation piece of their NCLB waivers as they put the common core into practice. Read Full Post >
Several districts in Maryland are disagreeing with the state over what their teacher evaluation plans must contain. Read Full Post >
In a revamped version of an NCLB waiver application, nine California districts would rate schools heavily on social and emotional factors and school climate. Read Full Post >
Pennsylvania GOP Gov. Tom Corbett said he will nominate William Harner, a district superintendent in the state, to replace Ron Tomalis as education secretary. Read Full Post >
State K-12 chiefs from Idaho and Iowa tell U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan that granting district-level waivers treads on state authority over public schools. Read Full Post >
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan tried to assure state chiefs that he would not ignore them if NCLB district waivers were granted. Read Full Post >
The executive director of CCSSO takes a long-term view of federal K-12 funding, and defends super-subgroups in NCLB waivers. Read Full Post >
Cuts to federal education spending and the common core were big topics at the CCSSO legislative meeting in Washington. Read Full Post >
California's state board expressed strong support for the effort of a group of school districts seeking a flexibility waiver from provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act. Read Full Post >