December 2009

An archive of Education News Roundup stories from December 2009

Title	Type
Study finds teachers lack skills needed for high school reforms	Newsroom Item
Why schools treat teachers like widgets	Newsroom Item
Schools race to -- where, exactly?	Newsroom Item
The fight is on for federal education money	Newsroom Item
New teacher-evaluation systems face obstacles	Newsroom Item
Educating a workforce	Newsroom Item
Cortines unveils plan to dismantle and rebuild Fremont High	Newsroom Item
Financial report shows danger for San Diego schools	Newsroom Item
SF Bay schools phase out gay-friendly curriculum	Newsroom Item
Who's got Michelle Rhee's back?	Newsroom Item
Slowing the revolving door of poor schools	Newsroom Item
Controlling a classroom isn't as easy as ABC	Newsroom Item
California makes gains in teacher quality, study finds	Newsroom Item
Governor's ties to charter schools driving Race to Top goals?	Newsroom Item
Congress OKs budget with increase for education	Newsroom Item
Group urges San Diego Unified to save science education	Newsroom Item
Natomas teachers' group agrees to shorten school year	Newsroom Item
Once avoided, Miami Edison Senior High hopes to be embraced under new system	Newsroom Item
Louisiana serves as model in teacher assessment	Newsroom Item
3 percent of students, 100 percent of controversy	Newsroom Item
Put power over California's schools in hands of parents	Newsroom Item
Who do you want teaching your children?	Newsroom Item
Key L.A. Unified staff positions are funded privately	Newsroom Item
LAUSD gets $6 million in grants to help with school reform	Newsroom Item
Parcel tax advocates unveil pitch for support and enlist volunteers to spread positive messages in district	Newsroom Item
Program focuses on 'reclaiming education' in Richmond schools	Newsroom Item
26,500 school cafeterias lack required inspections	Newsroom Item
Capistrano district may not meet financial obligations	Newsroom Item
A free market for teachers	Newsroom Item
Does grading bias apply to education reports?	Newsroom Item
Preparation and support faulty for many California teachers	Newsroom Item
Debt service to crowd out education spending – and everything else	Newsroom Item
Major study gives edge to scripted reform models	Newsroom Item
The race to nowhere	Newsroom Item
Who's watching charter schools	Newsroom Item
Pasadena Unified considers closing libraries, cancelling summer school and laying off 82 teachers	Newsroom Item
West Contra Costa Unified School District deal deserves praise	Newsroom Item
Broad Foundation training percolates deeply into L.A.'s school leadership	Newsroom Item
Fremont High protesters oppose “reconstitution”	Newsroom Item
S.F. schools get tougher on credit card use	Newsroom Item

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