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State defers schools, welfare program payments: Wyatt Buchanan/San Francisco Chronicle
Value added is no magic: Assessing teacher effectiveness: Blog by John Rogers/Huffington Post
County superintendent of education steps down: By Carla Rivera/Los Angeles Times
Civil rights groups criticize Race to the Top competition for schools: Louis Freedberg/California Watch
Drive to overhaul low-performing schools delayed: By Sam Dillon/New York Times
Proposed kindergarten cutoff date would mean some California kids start school later: By Susan Ferriss and Melody Gutierrez/Sacramento Bee
California appeals court hears case on student drug tests: By Denny Walsh/Sacramento Bee
Dangerous blind spots in the Common-Core standards: By William G. Wraga
San Diego and San Jose rated reform-resistant: Blog by John Fensterwald/Educated Guess
Richmond plans daytime curfew to fight truancy: By Karl Fischer and Shelly Meron/Contra Costa Times
Literary classics shelved: By Maureen Magee/San Diego Union Tribune
Unions and Education Justice: The Case of SEIU Local 1877 Janitors and the “Parent University”: Cover image for Unions and Education Justice: The Case of SEIU Local 1877 Janitors and the “Parent University”
“More Justice” - The Role Of Organized Labor In Educational Reform: Cover image for “More Justice” - The Role Of Organized Labor In Educational Reform
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Race to Top Winners Rejoice, Losers Parse Scores: By Sean Cavanagh, Stephen Sawchuk and Sarah D. Sparks/Education Week
U.S. schools chief to push disclosure of education data: By Jason Song/Los Angeles Times
Fewer Americans back Obama’s education programs: By Dakarai I. Aarons/Education Week
Which politicians want a hundred dollars from me?: Blog by Jim Horn/Schools Matter
We lost again in Race to the Top. Now what?: Blog by Corey G. Johnson/California Watch
Good try but no Race to the Top award: Blog by John Fensterwald/Educated Guess
Oakland, LAUSD to get SIG money after all: Blog by John Fensterwald/Educated Guess
High-school exit exam pass rates rising, especially among minorities: By Sharon Noguchi/San Jose Mercury News
Grading teachers on value-added measures falls short: Op-ed/UCLA Today Commentary by fifteen education scholars from UCLA, CSU Northridge, Stanford, Duke and the University of Wisconsin-Madison in response to the ...
California school funding delay could force districts into short-term borrowing: By Theresa Harrington and Katy Murphy/Contra Costa Times
Montebello Unified School District opens new programs at its high schools: By Sandra T. Molina/San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Which cities are most willing to tackle education reform?: By Amanda Paulson/Christian Science Monitor
Studying the Struggle: Studying the Struggle: Contexts for Learning and Identity Development for Urban Youth, by John Rogers, Ernest Morrell and Noel Enyedy, in American Behavior ...
Title: Restructuring and Reculturing Schools to Provide Students with Multiple Pathways to College and Carrer Date: September 22, 2004 Author: Hugh Mehan Description: This paper focuses on one attempt to redefine and restructure the academic curriculum, pedagogy, and course structures of California schools into “multiple pathways” to college and career. The Preuss School at UCSD “detracks” its curriculum, i.e., establishes high instructional standards and presents rigorous curriculum to all students while varying the supports available to enable all students to meet high the school’s academic standards.: Cover image for Title: Restructuring and Reculturing Schools to Provide Students with Multiple Pathways to College and Carrer Date: September 22, ...
Merit pay or team accountability?: Commentary by Kim Marshall/Education Week (subscription required)
Scholars: Don’t judge teachers on test scores: Blog by John Fensterwald/Educated Guess

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