Education News For October 13, 2011…
The Tennessean reports on Margaret Spellings that warns against dismantling ‘No Child’ law.
The New York Times reports on the state putting pressure on city schools over English Language Learners due to poor graduation rates.
The Chicago Sun Times reports on the city that wants the CPS to pay for pensions for its non-teaching employees.
The Dallas Morning News reports on seven school districts in the state that are suing over unequal education funding.
The Indy Star reports on area high schools that are getting more sophisticated as they prepare the next generation of filmmakers.
The Oregonian reports on the U.S. education secretary sticking by charter schools and measuring teachers by student results.
The Post Dispatch reports on Kennard Classical Junior Academy and the magnet school program they have that is breeding success.
The AP reports on Brownback offering a plan to reform school finance.
