- Chicago teachers union chief faults ‘rich white people’ for city’s education mess The Daily Caller - 4 hrs ago
In a scathing speech on Wednesday, the president of the Chicago Teachers Union charged that racism and “rich white people” are to blame for the immense financial crisis … More »Chicago teachers union chief faults ‘rich white people’ for city’s education mess
In a scathing speech on Wednesday, the president of the Chicago Teachers Union charged that racism and “rich white people” are to blame for the immense financial crisis facing the Chicago Public Schools.
- Colleges Fight to Retain Interest of STEM Majors Kelsey Sheehy - US News - 16 hrs ago
Experts estimate that less than 40 percent of students who enter college as STEM majors actually wind up earning a degree in science, technology, engineering or math … More »Colleges Fight to Retain Interest of STEM Majors
Experts estimate that less than 40 percent of students who enter college as STEM majors actually wind up earning a degree in science, technology, engineering or math.
- How the Government Calculates the Cost of Student Loans Equal Justice Works - US News - 18 hrs ago
A couple of weeks ago, the Student Loan Ranger detailed some of the proposals Congress is pondering to provide short- and long-term fixes to the imminent doubling of … More »How the Government Calculates the Cost of Student Loans
A couple of weeks ago, the Student Loan Ranger detailed some of the proposals Congress is pondering to provide short- and long-term fixes to the imminent doubling of interest rates on subsidized federal direct loans. Part of that debate is data released last month by the Congressional Budget Office that shows a fiscal year …
- Budget deal would aid Ore. colleges, universities Jonathan j. Cooper, Associated Press - AP - 18 hrs ago
Oregon's public universities and community colleges will be among the first in line to get more money if a so-far-elusive budget compromise results in more revenue and … More »Budget deal would aid Ore. colleges, universities
Oregon's public universities and community colleges will be among the first in line to get more money if a so-far-elusive budget compromise results in more revenue and lower employee pension costs. Students ...
- Alabama's new tax credits limited to transfers Phillip Rawls, Associated Press - AP - 18 hrs ago
Alabama's Department of Revenue determined the state's new private school tax credits don't apply to students who are already in private schools, even if they live in … More »Alabama's new tax credits limited to transfers
Alabama's Department of Revenue determined the state's new private school tax credits don't apply to students who are already in private schools, even if they live in zones where failing public schools ...
- Report: Too many teachers, too little quality PHILIP ELLIOTT - AP - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation's teacher-training programs do not adequately prepare would-be educators for the classroom, even as they produce almost triple the number … More »Report: Too many teachers, too little quality
WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation's teacher-training programs do not adequately prepare would-be educators for the classroom, even as they produce almost triple the number of graduates needed, according to a survey of more than 1,000 programs released Tuesday.
- Technology to Keep International Students Connected Nisa Taib - US News - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
If homesickness is setting in, international students can let virtual communication ease the disconnect from loved ones back home or close friends who have traveled elsewhere … More »Technology to Keep International Students Connected
If homesickness is setting in, international students can let virtual communication ease the disconnect from loved ones back home or close friends who have traveled elsewhere to pursue higher education.
- Op-Ed: We Must Do More to Prepare Our New Teachers for the Classroom Takepart.com - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
Americans regularly tell pollsters that the medical profession is the one they admire most. But just a century ago, the medical profession wasn’t held in such high regard. … More »Op-Ed: We Must Do More to Prepare Our New Teachers for the Classroom
Americans regularly tell pollsters that the medical profession is the one they admire most. But just a century ago, the medical profession wasn’t held in such high regard. One of the main reasons was the uneven quality of medical training.
- Ill. colleges plan training for gas drilling jobs AP - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
Two colleges in southern Illinois have announced a cooperative agreement to provide training in the emerging field of high-volume oil and gas drilling. Officials from … More »Ill. colleges plan training for gas drilling jobs
Two colleges in southern Illinois have announced a cooperative agreement to provide training in the emerging field of high-volume oil and gas drilling. Officials from Southeastern Illinois College in Harrisburg ...
- Challenge to elite South African schools that segregate by language Kenichi Serino - Christian Science Monitor - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
A majority-white South African public school has drawn accusations of trying to segregate itself from the black population through its language policy, touching off a … More »Challenge to elite South African schools that segregate by language
A majority-white South African public school has drawn accusations of trying to segregate itself from the black population through its language policy, touching off a court battle that could eventually impact the racial makeup of some of the country's best public schools.
- North Carolina’s state education boss wants to exempt teachers from income tax The Daily Caller - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
North Carolina legislators probably won’t act on a proposal by the elected supervisor of the state’s public school system to exempt teachers from the burden of personal … More »North Carolina’s state education boss wants to exempt teachers from income tax
North Carolina legislators probably won’t act on a proposal by the elected supervisor of the state’s public school system to exempt teachers from the burden of personal income taxes.
- The Unmentionable Injustice Mona Charen - Mona Charen - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
In the weeks before the Supreme Court ruled on the constitutionality of Obamacare, the country trembled with anticipation. No such eagerness is evident now — yet the … More »The Unmentionable Injustice
In the weeks before the Supreme Court ruled on the constitutionality of Obamacare, the country trembled with anticipation. No such eagerness is evident now — yet the court is again poised to rattle our world. The case of Fisher v. Texas could upend the system of racial preferences in use throughout American higher educ …
- Rookie teachers woefully unprepared, report says Stephanie Simon - Reuters - Tue, Jun 18, 2013
By Stephanie Simon (Reuters) - The U.S. teacher training system is badly broken, turning out rookie educators who have little hands-on experience running classrooms and … More »Rookie teachers woefully unprepared, report says
By Stephanie Simon (Reuters) - The U.S. teacher training system is badly broken, turning out rookie educators who have little hands-on experience running classrooms and are quickly overwhelmed by the job, according to a report released Tuesday by the National Council on Teacher Quality. The review found "an industry of …
- Credit-Management Tips for Recent College Graduates Sabah Karimi - US News - Mon, Jun 17, 2013
The summer after graduation is a crucial time for college graduates to adjust their budgets and make some important financial decisions. Transitioning into the work world, … More »Credit-Management Tips for Recent College Graduates
The summer after graduation is a crucial time for college graduates to adjust their budgets and make some important financial decisions. Transitioning into the work world, earning a steady paycheck and changing your lifestyle as a young adult can have an impact on your financial future. Creating a plan to pay off credit …
- Portuguese teachers boycott exams in anti-austerity strike Reuters - Mon, Jun 17, 2013
LISBON (Reuters) - Thousands of teachers across Portugal walked away from final exams held at secondary schools on Monday to protest against planned spending cuts in … More »Portuguese teachers boycott exams in anti-austerity strike
LISBON (Reuters) - Thousands of teachers across Portugal walked away from final exams held at secondary schools on Monday to protest against planned spending cuts in education, leaving many pupils unable to take the tests, unions said. The cuts are among the most recent austerity measures proposed by Portugal's center-right …
- AmeriCorps grant to support 211 Conn. teachers AP - Mon, Jun 17, 2013
Connecticut has been awarded a $169,000 federal grant to support the salaries of 211 teachers in low-income schools. U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro says The AmeriCorps grant … More »AmeriCorps grant to support 211 Conn. teachers
Connecticut has been awarded a $169,000 federal grant to support the salaries of 211 teachers in low-income schools. U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro says The AmeriCorps grant from the Corporation for National and ...
- Crowd Funding Tips for College Students Kelsey Sheehy - US News - Mon, Jun 17, 2013
When Amber Boyd got her acceptance letter from Harvard University's Graduate School of Education, she sent out the following tweet. More »Crowd Funding Tips for College Students
When Amber Boyd got her acceptance letter from Harvard University's Graduate School of Education, she sent out the following tweet.
- Portuguese teachers strike over austerity plans AP - Mon, Jun 17, 2013
Thousands of Portuguese students have missed mandatory end-of-year exams because of a 24-hour strike by teachers opposing government plans to extend their working week … More »Portuguese teachers strike over austerity plans
Thousands of Portuguese students have missed mandatory end-of-year exams because of a 24-hour strike by teachers opposing government plans to extend their working week and reduce staff numbers. Many teachers ...
- Chicago Teachers Union blasts mass firings dictated by post-strike contract The Daily Caller - Sat, Jun 15, 2013
Well over 500 Chicago public school teachers were unceremoniously sacked Friday afternoon. A few hundred other school employees also received their walking papers. More »Chicago Teachers Union blasts mass firings dictated by post-strike contract
Well over 500 Chicago public school teachers were unceremoniously sacked Friday afternoon. A few hundred other school employees also received their walking papers.
- Texas gov. signs 'Merry Christmas' bill into law WILL WEISSERT - AP - Fri, Jun 14, 2013
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Surrounded by sleigh bell-ringing Santa Claus impersonators, Gov. Rick Perry on Thursday signed a law protecting Christmas and other holiday celebrations … More »Texas gov. signs 'Merry Christmas' bill into law
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Surrounded by sleigh bell-ringing Santa Claus impersonators, Gov. Rick Perry on Thursday signed a law protecting Christmas and other holiday celebrations in Texas public schools from legal challenges — but also stressed that freedom of religion is not the same thing as freedom from religion.
- Ky. community colleges raise tuition, salaries AP - Fri, Jun 14, 2013
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System Board of Regents has voted to raise tuition by 2.86 percent and give faculty and staff pay raises of 2 percent. President … More »Ky. community colleges raise tuition, salaries
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System Board of Regents has voted to raise tuition by 2.86 percent and give faculty and staff pay raises of 2 percent. President Michael B. McCall recommended ...
- Education National Journal - Thu, Jun 13, 2013
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- The Colleges Where Tuition Is Still Free Susan Adams - Forbes - Wed, Jun 12, 2013
Free no more, This spring, Cooper Union decided to start charging students for half of its $38,000 tuition. Students at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Sciences … More »The Colleges Where Tuition Is Still Free
- California to spend more to educate poor, non-English speakers Sharon Bernstein - Reuters - Tue, Jun 11, 2013
By Sharon Bernstein LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Public schools in California would receive significantly more money to educate students from disadvantaged backgrounds under … More »California to spend more to educate poor, non-English speakers
By Sharon Bernstein LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Public schools in California would receive significantly more money to educate students from disadvantaged backgrounds under a deal announced on Tuesday that would dramatically reshape public school funding in the nation's most populous state. The deal, part of a broader agreement …
- High School Scientists Innovate New Medical Therapies Kelsey Sheehy - US News - Tue, Jun 11, 2013
Heart attack therapies can leave patients with an elevated risk of future heart failure, but four California high school students have a solution. More »High School Scientists Innovate New Medical Therapies
Heart attack therapies can leave patients with an elevated risk of future heart failure, but four California high school students have a solution.
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