Is a profit motive good for education? By Paul Katula • Oct 8, 2018 A profit motive in grant recipients <em>can</em> serve investors well, but is it good for the societal issue at the heart of the investment?
Can the feds withhold money for special ed? By Paul Katula • Oct 4, 2018 The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will decide if the feds rightly withheld $33 million earmarked for special ed services in Texas.
Joppatowne C.T.E. explores homeland security science By Paul Katula • Oct 3, 2018 Homeland security needs many scientists & technicians due to heightened vigilance. High schools are preparing students.
IL ties TX for most Blue Ribbon Schools in 2018 By Paul Katula • Oct 2, 2018 The National Blue Ribbon went this year to more schools in IL than any other state but Texas. 7 Md. schools also honored.
Chicago will lose millions over Title IX violations By Paul Katula • Sep 28, 2018 Chicago Public Schools hasn't kept students safe from sexual abuse by peers or teachers, so the feds are going to withhold funds.
Md. awards grants to develop & expand charters By Press Release • Sep 28, 2018 Maryland awarded millions to a few charter schools so they can expand their programs, target internships, and grow.
Cops don’t stop & talk to kids, kids start shooting By Paul Katula • Sep 27, 2018 After a school shooting, which may be on the increase, the students at the school eventually return and go on with their lives.
N.D. leads the nation in school salad bars By Paul Katula • Sep 25, 2018 The CDC has ranked the nation's high and middle schools in terms of how many of them in each state have salad bars.
The Year of the Woman, #MeToo, & Supreme Court By Paul Katula • Sep 23, 2018 What will come of Trump's 2nd Supreme Court nominee, now that charges of sexual assault have been made against him?
Lawsuit might stop Ohio school from arming teachers By Paul Katula • Sep 18, 2018 The wisdom of arming teachers in our classrooms is still a hot debate, but school boards still have to follow state and federal laws.