Officials say Ala. TOY unqualified; she resigns By Paul Katula • Oct 29, 2015 Alabama's Teacher of the Year in 2014-15 has resigned over certification confusion in Birmingham City Schools. She was deemed unqualified to teach.
NAEP scores blip down in 4th- & 8th-grade math By Paul Katula • Oct 28, 2015 US 4th & 8th graders had a lower scores in math on the longest-running national assessment of the nation's schools. Not a big deal, but here's more data.
Cyber charters seen as overwhelmingly negative By Press Release • Oct 27, 2015 Cyber charter schools don't have a positive effect on students who attend them, according to research out of Stanford University.
Maryland releases high school PARCC data By Paul Katula • Oct 27, 2015 State-level results from the PARCC tests have been released for Maryland's high school students. Lots of kids did poorly, but not all.
Feds call for limits on testing in schools By Paul Katula • Oct 24, 2015 The Obama administration will issue guidance to reduce the amount of standardized testing schools put kids through for accountability.
IL school snapshots in a quick minute: Oct. 22 By Paul Katula • Oct 22, 2015 Prepare to stay safe; real-world actions for safety; non-fiction & fiction come to life; jazz in Aurora; property tax issues ...
LeBron & First Lady pump education By Paul Katula • Oct 21, 2015 Michelle Obama teamed up with LeBron James, the U of Akron, and JPMorgan Chase to provide for the college education of thousands of students.
Md. school snapshots in a quick minute: Oct. 20 By Paul Katula • Oct 20, 2015 The first in our evening summaries of Maryland school news: Charter schools and growing up black in Baltimore, testing wars, etc.
Md. environmental lit wins international acclaim By Press Release • Oct 20, 2015 Maryland's environmental literacy standards won an international award today from the World Future Council.
IL school snapshots in a quick minute: Oct. 19 By Paul Katula • Oct 19, 2015 Our summary of news stories affecting Illinois schools for Monday, October 19,, 2015. Religion comes up a bit, as does student peril.