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Of Note: 15 April 2016
April 15, 2016
Nashville Post
Court ruling in California tenure challenge is unlikely to derail the reform movement
April 15, 2016
Los Angeles Times
New York Magazine: Hillary Clinton Abandoning Education Reform
April 12, 2016
New York Magazine
As Teach for America shifts, training for New York recruits is headed back to the city
April 11, 2016
Chalkbeat New York
Effectiveness, Defined Broadly
April 8, 2016
Inside Higher Ed
Study: Charter high school students face brighter long-term outcomes
April 6, 2016
Chalkbeat Colorado
State-funded pre-kindergarten programs and their effects on children
April 1, 2016
The News and Observer
House Hearing Addresses States' Work to Safeguard Student Data
March 31, 2016
Government Technology
Exclusive: Education Cities and GreatSchools to Admit Flaw in Statewide Rankings of School Inequality
March 29, 2016
The 74
Some NC schools in ‘turnaround’ program declined, study finds
March 26, 2016
The News and Observer
Amid concerns about online privacy, people willing to share more data
March 25, 2016
Christian Science Monitor
AIR Institute Fellow Jane Hannaway to Testify at House Hearing Tuesday on Protecting Student Privacy in Education Research
March 21, 2016
American Institutes for Research
A longer school day? In Massachusetts, some schools see big payoff
March 21, 2016
The Seattle Times
The consequences of paying our teachers poverty-level wages
March 15, 2016
Bangor Daily News
From Common Core to Cheating Scandals, 5 Studies that Can Help Improve Education Policy
March 14, 2016
The 74
A New Era for the Battle Over Teacher Evaluations
March 8, 2016
The Atlantic
Group Pushes Broader Approach for Helping Kids — But Can it Build a Broad Coalition?
March 7, 2016
The 74
Getting a Grasp on One of the Most Critical — and Least Studied — Decisions in Education: Teacher Hiring
March 7, 2016
The 74
Debate emerges over state actions needed to ease teacher shortages
March 1, 2016
EdSource
Very few teachers receive poor job ratings, and new evaluations haven't changed that
February 29, 2016
Washington Post