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How you can help build the movement to end testing mania

How you can help build the movement to end testing mania

Monty Neill of FairTest on how we can win the battle for better evaluations of students, teachers and schools. Read More

Education secretary pushes for ESEA reauthorization

Education secretary pushes for ESEA reauthorization

Education Secretary Arne Duncan appeared before a Senate committee hearing to advocate for the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). Read More

Educators, parents bring new urgency to fight against flawed standardized tests

Educators, parents bring new urgency to fight against flawed standardized tests

In Seattle, educators and parents are boycotting an onerous test. It’s just one effort in a rising tide of discontent with the testing regime. Read More

Feds overrule Pennsylvania's lenient AYP grading standard for charter schools

Feds overrule Pennsylvania's lenient AYP grading standard for charter schools

The U.S. Department of Education has blocked an attempt by Pennsylvania’s Education Secretary to evaluate state charter schools using a more lenient method for calculating Adequate Yearly Progress. Read More

State news roundup for July 14, 2012

State news roundup for July 14, 2012

This week we talk about the Voters First coalition submitting signatures to qualify their redistricting constitutional amendment in Ohio, NJEA holding a rally to support Englewood ESPs who are having their jobs privatized, Alaska qualifying for a waiver from NCLB and feature video of Wisconsin educators talking about why political action is important. Read More

Eight more states granted NCLB waivers

Eight more states granted NCLB waivers

House Education and Workforce Committee to markup ESEA today

House Education and Workforce Committee to markup ESEA today

Tuesday, February 28 at 10:00 the House Education and Workforce committee is scheduled to markup two amendments to ESEA. Read More

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