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November 11, 2010

Mass. Ed. Commissioner Asks Districts to Focus on ELLs

Mitchell D. Chester, the commissioner of elementary and secondary education for Massachusetts, has sent a memo to superintendents of school districts in his state asking them to focus on closing the achievement gap between English-language learners and non-ELLs.  Read Full Post >

November 10, 2010

States Face Bad News on Budgets

States are coping with dire budget conditions for schools in a variety of ways, which include forming study commissions to examine potential cuts.  Read Full Post >

November 09, 2010

Maryland Vote Complicates Race to Top Picture

A Maryland legislative committee votes to reject a regulation that ties teacher evaluation to student peformance, saying it goes beyond state law.  Read Full Post >

November 03, 2010

Republican Rick Scott Wins Florida Governor's Race

Scott defeated Democrat Alex Sink, who had voiced strong support for her state's successful Race to the Top application.  Read Full Post >

October 25, 2010

Election 2010: Candidates in California, Other States Make Their Pitch

California's state superintendents' race pits Larry Aceves against Tom Torlakson.  Read Full Post >

October 22, 2010

Detroit Hit With Rare Special Education Fine

Michigan plans to withhold $5 million from the beleaguered district because of a special education system in shambles.  Read Full Post >

October 21, 2010

Battles for State Schools Chief in Full Swing

Seven state superintendents' races will be decided Nov. 2. And in several other states, the winners of the governors' contests will pick the schools chief.  Read Full Post >

October 20, 2010

New Jersey's Christie Seeks to Hire Rhee, Report Says

Gov. Chris Christie, of New Jersey, has courted Michelle Rhee to become his state schools chief, according to a report.  Read Full Post >

October 20, 2010

Recession Forcing School Cuts, Consolidations, NGA Says

Many states have been forced to cut programs and services for K-12 schools, and are raising or considering increasing class sizes, a new National Governors Association Report says.  Read Full Post >

October 18, 2010

UPDATED: California Governor, Schools Chief Square Off Over Data System

California's state superintendent of schools, Jack O'Connell responded angrily to Gov. Arnold Schwazenegger's veto of funding for the state's longitudinal data system.  Read Full Post >

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