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Archive for September, 2009

The Des Moines Register Reports….

September 07, 2009 By: richard.ginn Category: Uncategorized

on a record 293 Iowa public schools in the state not meet AYP goals.

The Dallas Morning News Reports…

September 07, 2009 By: richard.ginn Category: Uncategorized

on Texas high schools adding engineering classes to boost science and math education.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer Reports….

September 07, 2009 By: richard.ginn Category: Uncategorized

on elementary students in Ohio are not going to be taking writing the social studies exam due to budget problems.

The Center On Education Policy Is Out With….

September 04, 2009 By: richard.ginn Category: Uncategorized

a new report looking at accountability rules in a pilot program under the No Child Left Behind Bill. The states looked at are Georgia, Ohio, Maryland, and New York.

Each state has different rules as to what happens to a school that misses AYP goals multiple years in a row. They all different from what they had in the past.
All four states have changed labels for what is a struggling school as well.

The report does get into detail on each of these four systems.

The USA Today, New York Times, And Other News Outlets….

September 04, 2009 By: richard.ginn Category: Uncategorized

are reporting on the Obama speech to schools and people that are not liking it at all.

New York Times link, USA Today link, Salt Lake Tribune link, Time Dispatch link.

College Related Articles For September 4 2009…

September 04, 2009 By: richard.ginn Category: Uncategorized

The Detroit News and New York Times have articles on striking teachers at Oakland University.

The AP reports on NCAA athletes doing more hours per week on athletics than NCAA rules allow.

The San Antonio Express-News reports on the Texas Tomorrow Fund that is slashing payments to college students in order to not go bankrupt.

The Houston Chronicle reports on community college seeing massive jumps in enrollment numbers.

The Baltimore Sun reports on colleges seeing a big rise in the amount of students looking for college aid.

The Chicago Sun-Times reports on Gov. Quinn seeking more money for college grants.