This Week In Education

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I think the song is called "Clocks." Deandre Hogan Angel Gamez

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OK, I guess it's time to get out of here and move over to the new site at EdWeek.org. You can find it here , or at "http://blogs.ed...

"Whatever one thinks about the 5-year-old federal law," writes Linda Darling-Hammond about NCLB in a commentary from this week...

It turns out it wasn't just me (and Rush Limbaugh) who noted Oprah's harsh comments about poor American students last week. In Tue...

Gerry Bracey's 2006 Rotten Apples report is finally out (downloadable doc here ), featuring the usual assortment of outrages and misdeed...

A week ago, nearly everyone was predicting it would be 2009 before NCLB got renewed. Since then, things have gotten a little messier, but t...

Sitting in a DuPont Circle Starbucks, who do I run into but former LAUSD superintendent (and CO Gov) Roy Romer , making cell phone calls acr...

Did you know that 2006 was a tough year for K-12 education stocks, with several companies like ProQuest, Educate, Plato Learning, and LeapFr...

Thanks to everyone who came up and said "hi" yesterday in DC -- it was great to see so many familiar faces from the past (Kate Lag...

A white Jefferson County public schools English teacher was suspended for 10 days for using the n-word towards an African-American honors st...

Democrats Push for Changes to NCLB Law NYT Democratic Congressional leaders on Monday called President Bush’s signature education law too p...

Whether or not national standards happen, New America in partnering with Senator Dodd and Fordham has carved out an interesting bit of space...

Check out Eduwonk.com for the new NCLB logo and the news that the USDE is serious about trying to get NCLB reauthorized this year. (True e...

"Over the years, I've talked to a lot of political folks who think once the legislative battle is won, the fight is over and they c...

Everyone's staking out their turf today in DC, where there are something like five education events (CAP, White House, Spellings at the ...

If you see this slightly devilish-looking person wandering around with a laptop at the events in DC today , please come up and say hello. H...

How Bush education law has changed our schools USA Today A cornerstone of Bush's domestic agenda and one of his few truly bipartisan su...

On The Hill Off To The Races With National Standards Looking for ways to mess up your boss's next two years? Consider signing him or her...