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California applies again for federal school-reform grant: By Howard Blume/Los Angeles Times
Schwarzenegger: We’re too big to ignore: Blog by John Fensterwald/Educated Guess
35 States Plus D.C. Apply for Race to Top, Round 2: Blog by Michele Mc Neil/Education Week
How Race to the Top is recasting education reform in America: By Amanda Paulson/Christian Science Monitor
Principals tend to pick the best teachers, a study finds: By Debra Viadero/Education Week
Ex-justice O’Connor gives schools poor civics marks: Boston Globe
Schools of thought on looming teacher layoffs: Letter by Dave Obey and George Miller/Washington Post
L.A. Board of Education condemns Arizona immigration and ethnic studies laws: Blog by Howard Blume/Los Angeles Times
LAUSD students demand dignity in schools: By Ariel Edwards Levy/Intersections South L.A.
'Race to Top' fizzles out in O.C.: By Fermin Leal/Orange County Register
Budget pressure heightens South Bay charter-school district disputes: By Sharon Noguchi/San Jose Mercury News
California looks at national education standards: By Melody Gutierrez/Sacramento Bee
Final version of common standards unveiled: By Catherine Gewertz/Education Week
What Common Core State Standards are -- and aren't: Blog by Valerie Strauss/Washington Post
Let the common-core debate begin: Blog by John Fensterwald/Educated Guess
Kindergarten age bill approved by state Senate, now heads to Assembly: By Tracy Garcia/San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Students fight to make sure their teachers aren't fired: By Nico Pitney/Huffington Post
Fixing NCLB: How testing hurts disadvantaged kids: By Renee Moore/Teacher Magazine (subscription required)
In teacher layoffs, seniority rules. But should it?: By Larry Abramson/NPR
L.A. Unified to shutter 200 classes, campus for disabled students: By Howard Blume/Los Angeles Times
Report finds S.D. school officials are raiding student coffers: By Ana Tintocalis/San Diego KPBS
Students protest teachers’ furloughs: By Alex Garcia/San Fernando Sun
Student immigrants use civil rights-era strategies
One school scraps picture books, goes for novels for English Learners: By Emily Alpert/Voice of San Diego
Parcel Taxes Could Widen Gap between Wealthy and Poor Neighborhoods, Schools: By UCLA IDEA Staff
Districts' financial crisis is not the time to talk reform: Commentary by Harold J. Kwalwasser/Education Week (subscription required)
A lesson for teachers: Opinion by Mike Rose/Los Angeles Times
New immigrants, same old confounding issue: Guest blog by Peter Shrag/Educated Guess
National Review: Raising a real education standard: By Lindsey Burke and Jennifer Marshall/NPR
States' fiscal condition still dismal, new report finds: By Alyson Klein/Education Week

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