Jobs Money Flowing, but Not Smoothly
Texas saw its $830 million request rejected by the Department of Education, and charter school advocates are dismayed that some may have trouble tapping the $10 billion layoff-prevention fund.(September 10, 2010)
Race to Top Winners Embed STEM Projects in Plans
The winning states proposed in their applications a variety of ways to improve science, technology, engineering, and math in schools. (September 9, 2010) | Comments (1)
INSIDE SCHOOL RESEARCH BLOG
Extra Reading Class Boosts Pupil Skills, but Not Permanently
Learning-Disabled Enrollment Dips After Long Climb
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Community Colleges Get Creative With Remedial Ed.
With 60 percent of their students needing remedial classes, the colleges are experimenting with new support structures and better assessments in high school and college. (September 9, 2010) | Comments (3)