Skip to main contentRemainders: Do Americans like checks and balances too much?
By | July 20, 2010, 9:59pm UTC - Why are unions still powerful? Americans like checks and balances too much. (Antonucci)
- Russ Whitehurst says Harlem Children’s Zone works, but not as advertised. (Brookings)
- Joel Klein is now partnering with Microsoft to make a school e-mail system. (Datamation)
- Why forcing teachers to work at struggling schools doesn’t work. (This Week in Education)
- A first look at the first step in the federal education budget process. (Ed Money Watch)
- Meanwhile, edujobs isn’t totally dead — not yet, at least. (Politics K12)
- The University of Phoenix took more than a billion in Pell grants, a record. (Quick and the Ed)
- Charter school critic Sen. Bill Perkins was endorsed by two former mayoral candidates. (Daily Politics)
- Round 2 admissions for public pre-K are underway and seats are open. (Insideschools)
- John McWhorter and Richard Thompson Ford debate the merits of segregated schools. (Bloggingheads)
