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Dan Walters: Does latest school 'reform' benefit students -- or teachers?

Periodically – albeit, not frequently – it dawns on the Capitol's politicians that the 6 million kids in California's public schools aren't learning as much as they should be, and they vow to do...

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Ohio budget rewards low-performing charter schools

The trend in Ohio has been to change school funding and teacher work rules to reward improved academic performance. That’s not the case for privately run charter schools in the $62 billion, two-year...

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Summer school: Should more kids go?

Story Highlights After every summer vacation, teachers have to reteach materialDistricts redesign summer school programs to combat learning lossAfter reading and math, kids get to swim or practice judo...

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Jeffco summer school gives youth a leg up on literacy

The school year ended weeks ago, but the halls at Edgewater Elementary School were alive with the sounds of learning. In one classroom, a teacher went over ground rules with a small group of students...

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Minority teacher numbers in Colorado lag growth of state's minority students

Apprentice teacher Cesar Sanchez is teaching math to 5th graders this summer at Centennial School. In Denver Public Schools, about 60 percent of the students are Hispanic but only 17 percent of the...

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Minority teacher numbers lag growth of state's minority students

Apprentice teacher Cesar Sanchez is teaching math to 5th graders this summer at Centennial School. In Denver Public Schools, about 60 percent of the students are Hispanic but only 17 percent of the...

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Summer camp helps children of migrant workers

OWENSBORO, Ky. — Moving from school to school can create unique challenges for migrant children, but a local camp is aiming to make the transition a little easier for kids in Daviess County. Camp...

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Latinos poised to catch up with whites in state's population

Perhaps today or certainly sometime very soon, another baby will be born or a new immigrant will arrive and the number of Latinos in California will equal the state's non-Hispanic white population,...

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By one measure, UNC athletes’ academic performance takes a big dip

Amid an academic scandal involving athletics, the remnants of an NCAA investigation and multiple leadership changes, a key measure of academic progress for football and men’s basketball at UNC-Chapel...

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By one measure, UNC athletes’ academic performance takes a big dip

Amid an academic scandal involving athletics, the remnants of an NCAA investigation and multiple leadership changes, a key measure of academic progress for football and men’s basketball at UNC Chapel...

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By one measure, UNC athletes’ academic performance takes a big dip

Amid an academic scandal involving athletics, the remnants of an NCAA investigation and multiple leadership changes, a key measure of academic progress for football and men’s basketball at UNC Chapel...

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Governor Bob McDonnell's Successful 2013 Legislative Agenda Takes Effect...

(Source: State of Virginia) For Immediate Release Contact June 30, 2013 Paul Shanks Office of the Governor (804) 225-4262 Governor Bob McDonnell's Successful 2013 Legislative Agenda Takes Effect...

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Viewpoints: Schools should be measured by dropout rates as well as scores

What if banks paid higher interest on checking accounts than savings accounts? Would the savings rate decline? You bet. Incentives alter outcomes, sometimes in unintended ways. This is what happens...

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Response to recent conversation

Commenters on the AJC Get Schooled blog had a range of reactions to districts creating accelerated high school tracks where students graduate in three years. In Dallas, these early graduates — who...

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David Chard on the National Council of Teacher Quality report on the state...

The National Council on Teacher Quality recently released a much-discussed report about the work schools of education are doing in preparing teachers for the classroom. David Chard, dean of SMU’s...

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Pupils choosing easier subjects

Johannesburg - Subject selection for Grade 9 pupils getting into the further education and training phase – grades 10 to 12 – can be tricky. There’s a temptation to pick easy subjects for an easy...

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Governor Corbett's Budget Includes Record $11.63 Billion in State Education...

HARRISBURG, Pa., July 1, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Supporting Pennsylvania's children of all ages, Governor Tom Corbett's budget provides record education funding and increases funding in early...

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The latest on NYC's Gifted & Talented Kindergarten Lawsuit (Video)

* It tests the children too young for the scores to mean anything * It never retests them to see if they still qualify in subsequent grades * It leads to huge racial disparities in the classrooms But,...

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Thousands of Florida students 'trapped' in ESOL, never catch up

Cynthia Quezada is a "lifer"— the nickname teachers give to students who've been confined, year after year, to classes for those struggling with English. If the term conveys a sense of hopelessness,...

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At Retooled Summer Schools, Creativity, Not Just Catch-Up

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Just a few years ago, school districts around the country were slashing summer classes as the economic downturn eviscerated their budgets. Now, despite continuing budgetary...

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