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Friday, October 22, 2010

Texas AG Sues 3 Online Home Schools Education Week: From the Wires

Education Week: From the Wires

FROM THE WIRES

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Two Visions of State's Schools
Two candidates vying to become California's next schools chief have strong convictions about how to turn around the state's public schools and restore them to their once-envied position as national leaders.
October 22, 2010
State warns Cedarburg aobut sex ed option
October 22, 2010
NC teacher returns to class after charge
October 22, 2010
Legislators start Ark. lottery scholarship changes
October 22, 2010
N.Y.C. Agrees in Court Not to Release Teacher Data
October 22, 2010
Facing Federal Charges, Superintendent in N.J. Quits
October 22, 2010
Judge: Waterloo school dress code too strict
October 22, 2010
Texas AG Sues 3 Online Home Schools
October 22, 2010
Ohio Teacher Accused of Burning Crosses on Students Drops Lawsuit
October 22, 2010
Board consults with AG's office on scholarship law
October 22, 2010
Okla. college enrollment report shows increases
October 22, 2010
5 education board members say they support SQ 744
October 21, 2010
Alabama teen told to tone down wigs at school
October 21, 2010

Science Grows on Acquiring New Language

An emerging body of research dispels old myths about language learning and makes a case for multilingualism. (October 22, 2010)

THE SCHOOL LAW BLOG

Court: No Teacher Speech Rights on Curriculum

Teachers have no First Amendment free-speech protection for curricular decisions they make in the classroom, a federal appeals court rules. (October 21, 2010)

Character Education Found to Fall Short in Federal Study

(October 21, 2010) | Comments (7)

NYC Agrees in Court to Delay Release of Teacher Data

(October 22, 2010)

A Look at the Fuss Over Value-Added Teacher Data

(October 22, 2010)

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STIMULUS

Union members in Florida rally as early balloting starts. The stimulus program's effectiveness in securing education and other jobs has been a hot topic in electoral contests nationwide.
—Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Stimulus-Aid Bonanza Draws Heat on Campaign Trail

Republicans slam the economic-stimulus package, while some Democrats argue its $100 billion in education aid helped preserve crucial school jobs. (October 22, 2010)

DIGITAL DIRECTIONS

Web 2.0 Fuels Content Filtering Debate

(October 22, 2010)

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