Storify: Debate Continues Over Duncan's AERA Speech
The debate over Education Secretary Arne Duncan's speech at AERA—and the protests it engendered—continues. Read Full Post >
The debate over Education Secretary Arne Duncan's speech at AERA—and the protests it engendered—continues. Read Full Post >
A spokesman for the U.S. Secretary of Education said federal officials are thinking through the concerns about high stakes tied to the common core "carefully." Read Full Post >
Each of the 12 original Race to the Top states, plus the seven third-round winners, promised to adopt and implement the common core standards. Read Full Post >
A recent feature on ESPN's SportsCenter made Sam Chaltain write Arne Duncan about an idea for how to improve federal education policy. What did he recommend? See for yourself. Read Full Post >
The California chapter of Democrats for Education Reform supports the CORE district-waiver proposal, even if the DFER national office does not. Read Full Post >
To get its waiver, Indiana attested that it had adopted the Common Core State Standards and is participating in a testing consortium. Both are now in doubt. Read Full Post >
A new survey from the Partnership for Public Service reports that Education Department employees give their agency lower-than-average marks for innovation. Read Full Post >
Eight civil rights groups warn that granting a waiver to nine California districts will create a loophole for future independent waivers under the No Child Left Behind Act. Read Full Post >
Earlier this month, leaders from 15 school districts around the country gathered in Washington to meet with Education Secretary Arne Duncan, share lessons they'd learned, and celebrate successes. Read Full Post >
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, speaking before a key Indiana vote, said if states want to "dummy down" standards that's their right. Read Full Post >