ACTION ALERT: STOP THE STUDENT “SUCCESS” ACT (HR 5)
Congressional Leadership Is Bull-Rushing Through HR5, the 600 Page Reauthorization of No Child Left Behind (rebranded the “Student Success Act”) The House
Category: National Curriculum?
Is The U.S. Dept. of Education Violating Federal Law by Directing Standards, Tests & Curricula?
BOSTON, MA —Despite three federal laws that prohibit federal departments or agencies from directing, supervising or controlling elementary and secondary school curricula,
Federal takeover of instruction will cost Washington state more than $300 million—new exit strategy for states emerges
Federal takeover of instruction will cost Washington state more than $300 million—new exit strategy for states emerges December 3, 2011 by Liv
Cost of Common Core Standards will be $800 million in California, $300 million in Washington state
Cost of Common Core Standards will be $800 million in California, $300 million in Washington state November 10, 2011 by Liv FinneÂ
Implementing Common Core Could Cost States $30 Billion
Implementing Common Core Could Cost States $30 Billion RACHEL SHEFFIELD Â November 28, 2011Â Â Heartlander
Anti-Common-Core Resolution Advances in Legislative Group
Anti-Common-Core Resolution Advances in Legislative Group By Catherine Gewertz on December 2, 2011 2:39 PMÂ Education Week
New Standards, Familiar Problems
The following op-ed is the John Locke Foundation’s Daily Journal for Friday, October 28, 2011: If you thought the federal No Child
The Common Core in North Carolina
By chance, I came across this 2010 quote from North Carolina’s State Superintendent of Public Instruction, June Atkinson. It isn’t often that
My Testimony on National Standards before US House
My Testimony on National Standards before US House Sept. 21, 2011Â Â Â Jay P. Greene’s Blog As I mentioned yesterday, I testified before
Your Teacher Said WHAT?
Your Teacher Said WHAT? Nancy Flanagan on September 5, 2011Â Education Week In the end, not much will have changed. Good schools