We had what was by current standards an explosive week. Thanks in large part (ok, entirely) to our New York kick-off party announcement,...
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Well, it happened. We had a party, and people came. A lot of people (some might say too many people. We wouldn't say that). Our Choose GOOD...
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Fun fact: Cinco de Mayo traditionally celebrates the victory of Mexican forces over French expeditionary forces in 1862. Funner fact: we threw a...
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Morning Roundup: From The Washington Post: Obama: D.C. schools don't measure up to his daughters' private school President Obama reopened...
Yesterday, we used internets to predict the near future-which, at that point, was last night's vice presidential debate. And, lo!, how quickly...
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From the Los Angeles Times: At Compton school, teen tutors and adult students learn from each other
As part of a Compton...
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From the Los Angeles Times: Governor's Call For Giving Colleges Priority Over Prisons Faces Hard Political Tests
Arnold...
Back to school, back to work.
If you're feeling more than a little sluggish this morning, just know that upon leaving Honolulu to return to...
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From The Washington Post: Police Posted to D.C. Charter Schools to Help Avert Violence
Mayor Adrian Fenty announced Monday...
As yesterday's story on Teach for America rose through the ranks of the NYT's most e-mailed, bloggers picked up steam.
Alexander Russo, of This...
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From The Los Angeles Times: Assembly OKs Bills to Change California Schools
Parents would be given more power to transfer...
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From the Los Angeles Times: Beverly Hills May Scrap Permits for Nonresident Students
Some or all of the districts 484...
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From the Los Angeles Times: 'Gifted' Schools
Public education must be careful when accepting private funding, even for...
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From The New York Times: Boy, 4, Chooses Long Locks and Is Suspended From Class
No exception could be made for the...
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From The Chronicle of Higher Education: American Colleges Scramble to Contact Students and Professors in Haiti
American...
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From Education Week: Schools Mobilize for Haiti's Earthquake Recovery
Schoolchildren and educators are organizing to...
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From the Los Angeles Times: Angelenos pay homage to Martin Luther King Jr.
Weekend events let children, others celebrate the...
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From The New York Times: Education Grant Effort Faces Late Opposition
The Obama administration's main school improvement...
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From The Daily Caller: Where Senator-elect Scott Brown stands on issues - other than health care
As it concerns education,...
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