Skip to main contentRemainders: Obama's hybrid education agenda gets a boost
By | November 8, 2012, 1:24am UTC - This Week in Education calls the election “a big win” for President Obama’s education reform agenda.
- The USDOE will likely continue to heavily influence policy in Obama’s second term. (EdNews Colorado)
- The outcomes of initiatives in South Dakota and Idaho favored teachers unions. (Teacher Beat)
- Fewer 10 percent of students at P.S. 333, damaged by Hurricane Sandy, made it. (Core Knowledge)
- States in the PARCC testing consortium have set a college readiness standard. (Curriculum Matters)
- Five city high schools are still sheltering people displaced by Hurricane Sandy. (InsideSchools)
- A Bronx teachers union chapter leader explains why he’s joined the MORE caucus. (Ed Notes)
- An education policy director probes assumptions behind Obama’s education platform. (Answer Sheet)
- Denver, Colo., approved new taxes to fund high-dose tutoring in schools. (Starting an Ed School)