The Indy Star Reports….
on educators in the state that say the proposed grading plan for schools in the state in not good at all.
on educators in the state that say the proposed grading plan for schools in the state in not good at all.
on Jack M. Logan Middle School and what it is doing to improve student performance.
with a new report just looking at Texas this time and weather the colleges they have are good enough to create teachers.
A grand total of 67 schools though got looked at.
They could only give out the good grades to Dallas Baptist University, Southern Methodist University, The University of Texas – Pan American, and The University of Texas at Austin. 48 schools wound up in the middle of the pack. 8 schools wound up with poor grades and need major attention. 7 sother schools only need some design improvement.
on a new report out by the National Research Council that says there’s not enough evidence to suggest that teachers who have taken alternative pathways into the classroom are any worse, or any better, than those who finish traditional college-based preparation programs.
The New York Times reports on parents that are looking for more financial aid money from colleges.
The AP reports on a bill if signed would allow college students in Illinois to get a lower tuition rate if they need to go that 5th or 6th year to get a college degree.
on Iowa that still has doubts on teacher merit pay.