Kentucky Common-Core Testing Snafus Upset Lawmakers
Kentucky has stopped the scoring of constructed-response items on common-core-based tests, and experienced separate test-related technical glitches. Read Full Post >
Kentucky has stopped the scoring of constructed-response items on common-core-based tests, and experienced separate test-related technical glitches. Read Full Post >
The commissioner of education says the state should consider other alternatives to PARCC, including ACT's new ASPIRE system. Read Full Post >
Maine and Kentucky may prove to be two of the states that act most quickly in adopting the Next Generation Science Standards. Read Full Post >
The share of students scoring not proficient on a common-core-aligned algebra test in Georgia increased from the previous math test. Read Full Post >
A Kentucky task force convened Monday to build recommendations for rules to govern middle school sports in the state. Read Full Post >
Sixty-one districts have been selected as finalists for the Race to the Top district competition. Up to 25 winners will split $400 million, to be awarded in December. Read Full Post >
The state doesn't allow charter schools, but new law will give district-run schools greater autonomy. Read Full Post >
A new Kentucky initiative was previewed on Friday that will allow some districts to have flexibility from laws and regulations regarding curriculum, instruction, structure, scheduling, and funding. Read Full Post >
Next Generation Learning Challenges awards $5.4 million to 13 higher ed and grades 6-12 blended learning models from around the country. Read Full Post >
The curriculum created by online critical thinking educators EverFi will be available free to schools in both states wishing to participate Read Full Post >