Researchers: Start high school at 10 AM By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2015 Research suggest starting high school as late as 10 or 11 AM. A compromise would be not starting class while students are still asleep.
Voters in Mass. might weigh in on Common Core By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2015 A possible ballot question in Mass. will ask voters what they think about the Common Core State Standards. We hope they're never asked.
Wake-up call coming with PARCC test results By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2015 The results from the PARCC tests are going to be bad, and opinion writers, ill-informed as they may be, are trying to warn us.
Illinois marching band season is officially open By Paul Katula • Sep 9, 2015 Competitive Illinois marching band takes flight Saturday with several big festivals and a few small ones. Are you ready for some music?
Prez has a personal take on paying for college By Paul Katula • Sep 8, 2015 The president will talk to students in several states as part of the 2015 Back-to-School bus tour. His past, their future.
Dyett hunger strikers get a small win By Paul Katula • Sep 7, 2015 Protesters will continue a hunger strike, even after Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel proposed a decent-sounding compromise.
Wash. court declares charters unconstitutional By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2015 The Supreme Court for the state of Washington has declared the diversion of public money for charter schools to be unconstitutional.
What poorer nations say about for-profits By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2015 "I've yet to meet a parent who would prefer their child to be taught by an unqualified teacher," says Education International.
Towson H.S. to install artificial turf By Paul Katula • Sep 4, 2015 An artificial turf field will be built at Towson HS in Baltimore County, for the school and a rec council, which will share the cost.
IL tops list of states requiring ACT of all grads By Paul Katula • Sep 4, 2015 2015 ACT composite scores in Illinois were highest among states where all graduates were required to take the test.