Wed, 31 October 2007
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From the October 30 issue of School Improvement Industry Week. Must Download Data • Education Next/Program on Education Policy and Governance Poll on Public Attitudes Towards Public Education Rules of the Game • House Appropriations Committee Telegraphs One Democratic Theme for the 2008 Elections: Iraq v. Education A Little Knowledge • Department of Education’s Inspector General Provides an Example to Explain the “Supplement, not Supplant? Rule K-12 Program Review • RAND on the First Year of Implementing Pittsburgh’s School Reform Strategy “An Act: To close the achievement gap? • NCLB II: S. 2117 Funding for School Improvement Research and Development Letter From the Editor • Senators Bingaman and Lugar Would Incentivize the Development of a School Improvement Industry With S. 2117 |
Wed, 24 October 2007
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Thanks. Go to survey.From School Improvement Industry Week. Must Download Data • Charter Schools’ Market Share: 29 Districts With At Least 10% of Public School Enrollment Rules of the Game • Department of Education’s Inspector General Has A View on NCLB II A Little Knowledge • General Accountability Office on Youth Detention Market Failures K-12 Program Review • Charter Advocates Tell Us That Charter Schools’ Research Doesn’t Tell Us All That Much About Charter Schools’ Efficacy “An Act: To close the achievement gap? • NCLB II: S. 2118 Proposes We Spell “Scientifically Based Research? as “Research-Proven Programs? Letter From the Editor • A Well-Ordered School Improvement Market and a Healthy School Improvement Industry Need Real Standards of Evidence |
Wed, 17 October 2007
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Thanks. Go to survey.From School Improvement Industry Week. Guest Perspective • C. Blohm & Associates Offers a “How To? on Show Floor Meetings Must Download Data • NCES Provides a Fact Base for Assessing the Addressable Market in School Violence Prevention Rules of the Game • President Bush and Senator Kennedy on White House Meeting with Civil Rights Leaders to Discuss NCLB Reauthorization A Little Knowledge • NWREL reports on How the Pacific Northwest States Support Schools in Need of Improvement K-12 Program Review • WestEd Reaches for Nice Reviews of Five High Schools Sponsored by the Gates Foundation Letter From the Editor • For School Improvement Industry Marketing Representatives Who Want Free Media.... |
Wed, 10 October 2007
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Thanks. Go to survey.From School Improvement Industry Week. Must Download Data • pre[k]now on Preschool Budgets in FY 2008 Rules of the Game • Government Accountability Office: Clarifying Compliance in NCLB Corrective Action and Restructuring A Little Knowledge • School Improvement Industry Trade Groups’ Joint Letter Against For-Profit Discrimination K-12 Program Review • Fordham & Northwest Evaluation Association: Just What Does It Mean to be “Proficient? Under NCLB? Letter From the Editor • Why the New Philanthropy Hates the Central Office, But Loves CMOs |
Wed, 3 October 2007
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Thanks. Go to survey.From School Improvement Industry Week. Must Download Data • Baird and Signal Hill on K-12 Indices Rules of the Game • McKeon Responds to Miller on NCLB Accountability A Little Knowledge • National Center for Education Research: A Consumer Checklist for Best Classroom Practice K-12 Program Review • An Unusual Event: Read Naturally Takes on the What Works Clearinghouse Review “An Act: To close the achievement gap? • Miller-McKeon’s Discussion Draft Changes Comprehensive School Reform II in NCLB II Letter From the Editor • Miller-McKeon Discussion Draft Would Set Back Comprehensive School Reform |
