A report by education policy consultant David Rubin shows a spike in the failure rate of New York students on their math and ELA Regents Exam.
New York Schools Mandated to Teach Mental Health
A new law went into effect that mandates elementary, middle, and high schools in New York State must teach mental health. What could possibly go wrong?
Newsday: New York Parents Must Have Students Take Assessments
Newsday declared the war over Common Core and other education reforms in New York over and said parents must have their students take state assessments.
New York City Mayor: Scrap the Specialized High School Placement Assessment
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio wrote an op/ed for Chalkbeat over the weekend that called for changes in how New York City Schools assesses middle school students for placement in their eight advanced placement high schools.
Having Elementary Teachers Specialize Probably Isn’t a Good Thing
New York City Schools want more elementary school teachers specialized to teach math to prepare students for algebra, but two recent studies show this isn’t a good idea.
NY Assembly Passes Bill to Decouple Assessments from Teacher Evaluations
The New York Assembly passed a bill that would decouple state assessments from teacher evaluations this week 131 to 1, the measure is gaining momentum in the New York Senate.
NY Assembly Introduces Bill to Bar Using Assessment Scores on Teacher Evaluations
A bill was just introduced in the New York Assembly that would bar schools from using standardized assessment scores on teacher evaluations.
Paper and Pencil Test Administration Is Not Impacted By Cyberattacks
Last week, seven states who contract with Questar for their statewide computer-based assessments were subject to a cyberattack. Pencil and paper assessments don’t face those kinds of problems.
Is Common Core Really Gone in New York?
The Albany Union Times bid good bye to the Common Core after the New York Board of Regents adopted revised standards, but is it really gone?
New York State’s Revised Standards Up for Public Comment
NYSED last week announced that New York’s revised ELA and math standards are online and that they will take public comment on the revisions until June 2nd.
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