by Eric Garner | Jan 25, 2017 | Recent News
Education Week explores how some states, school districts, universities, and alternative programs are ramping up efforts to groom principals trained in the mosaic of skills necessary to be successful at running schools.
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by Eric Garner | Jan 18, 2017 | Recent News
Regardless or whether they are proficient in English, Spanish-speaking students in Washington state are less likely to take advanced coursework than students who speak other languages or only English, according to a new study by the Regional Educational Laboratory...
by Eric Garner | Jan 18, 2017 | Recent News
Nine children from an Arizona tribe are suing the federal government, alleging that they and other children in Bureau of Indian Education schools have been routinely denied the right to a basic education.
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by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
The fate of challenges to state K-12 funding formulas is far from random, often hinging on the specifics and ambiguities of each state’s constitution.
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by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
Research triggers a debate on whether students of color are underrepresented—or overrepresented—in special education classes.
Source: Education Week
Link: Are There Too Few Minorities in Special Education? – Education...
by Eric Garner | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent News
The number of civil rights complaints and investigations spiked dramatically during the Obama administration.
Source: Education Week
Link: School Civil Rights Took Spotlight Under Obama – Education Week
