Education
Obama offers states rewards for overhauling schools
Listen:Nov. 5, 2009 | Scott Horsley | NPR | 0 comments
The administration will award billions in grants to help schools improve student achievement.
Principals praise alternative teacher credentialing
Listen:Nov. 4, 2009 | Adolfo Guzman-Lopez | KPCC | 1 comment
An annual survey released today by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing gives high marks to beginning teachers who’ve entered the profession through fast-track alternative certification programs.
Parcel tax fails at Long Beach Unified
Listen:Nov. 4, 2009 | Adolfo Guzman-Lopez | KPCC | 0 comments
Voters in the boundaries of the Long Beach Unified School District on Tuesday rejected a parcel tax measure to fund public schools.
OC Register / Education
- Chapman's president is paid far more than U.S. president
- O.C. teacher named as state's best
- O.C. art school boasts grads from 'Glee' to Broadway
- 'Collegiate' K-8 charter school proposed for Mission Viejo
Education Week
- Colorado Pulls Out Stops in Bid for 'Race to Top' Aid
- Will Science and Engineering Now Be a Good Career?
- States Slow, Put Off Work on Standards
- Mo. Education Leaders Discuss Future of Schools
L.A. Times: Education
- Volunteers hear a silent call for help
- Thomas P. O'Malley dies at 79; former president of Loyola Marymount University
- Enrollment dips at L.A. Unified
- Ford Foundation gives $100 million to reform urban high schools
U.S. News: Education
- Segregationist Tells Ole Miss President to Back Off Student Body
- Access Limited for Stanford's Handicapped Students
- Northwestern Holds Race Forum
- Who's at Fault for the High Cost of Law School?
New York Times: Education
- Prep Schools Face Cuts in Student Aid
- Special Report: International Education: M.B.A.’s Guide Socially Concerned Entrepreneurs
- Pension Checks of Retired New York City Teachers Canceled
- Concierges and Marble Baths: For Some at Columbia, This Is Dorm Life
CNN: Education
- Give Obama A+ for school reform ideas
- College: More expensive than ever
- The CEO educator
- Medical students reckless on Internet, sometimes at patients' expense






















