Thursday, August 5, 2010

Education Week: Texas Could Lose Education Aid Under New Jobs Bill

Education Week: Texas Could Lose Education Aid Under New Jobs Bill

Texas Could Lose Education Aid Under New Jobs Bill
Poll: Language a Barrier for Latinos in Schools
Efforts to Build Rural Leadership Gain Steam Amid school turnaround efforts, new programs aim to help rural districts recruit for hard-to-fill teacher and principal positions.


49 Applicants Win i3 Grants
Teach for America, KIPP, and the Success for All Foundation are to get up to $50 million each in the federal program to spur educational innovation.(August 4, 2010)
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Pelosi Calling U.S. House Back to Vote on Edujobs
As the Senate clears the way for passage, the House speaker says she will call representatives back from break to approve the jobs bill next week. (August 4, 2010)
Texas Could Lose Education Aid Under New Jobs Bill
(August 5, 2010)
Turnaround Team Scrambles at Kentucky High School
(August 4, 2010) | Comments (4)
Poll: Language a Barrier for Latinos in Schools
(August 5, 2010)
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Drury University student Albert Bryant stands at the city limits of his hometown of Everton, Mo. Bryant, an education major, plans to return to a rural school like the one he grew up attending in Everton as part of the Ozarks Teacher Corps program.
—Mark Schiefelbein for Education Week
Efforts to Build Rural Leadership Gain Steam
Amid school turnaround efforts, new programs aim to help rural districts recruit for hard-to-fill teacher and principal positions. (August 5, 2010)
It Now Takes Six Years—and More—to Earn a College Degree
(August 5, 2010)
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