Stimulus Funds for Special Ed Bypass Special Ed
This is one of our editors' picks from our ongoing roundup of Investigations Elsewhere.
The federal stimulus package set aside $1 … more…
Game On, Education Departments
Today’s roundup of stimulus coverage:
There’s $4.35 billion in Race to the Top education grants, but the spoils may go to only a … more…
Education Secretary Not Mad, Just Disappointed
Today’s roundup of stimulus coverage:
Oh, for shame. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania aren’t following the rules when … more…
Education Dept. Threatens to Bar Some States From Extra Stim Dollars
Today’s roundup of stimulus coverage:
States that bar the use of student achievement data to measure teacher performance may … more…
No Summer Vacation for Sec. of Education Arne Duncan
Today’s roundup of stimulus coverage:
There’s no summer vacation for Education Secretary Arne Duncan: $2.7 billion in federal … more…
With Deflation Fears Barely Gone, Inflation Rears Its Head
This morning’s roundup of stimulus coverage:
* Talk of inflation is up. A number of op-eds this weekend argue that as the … more…
Even With Stimulus, SC Schools May Hurt
After his final legal resistance to accepting $700 million in stimulus funds—largely earmarked for education—was knocked down by … more…
February 05, 2010
Lobbying Imperils Overhaul of Student Loans Eric Lichtblau, New York Times, February 05, 2010
July 22, 2009
Bill Gates Urges Stimulus Money to go for Ed. Reform Michael Matza, Philadelphia Inquirer, July 22, 2009
July 17, 2009
Ed. Sec. Dangles Dough to Alter Teacher Evaluations Maura Walz, Gotham Schools, July 17, 2009
Az. Error Means More Stimulus for Schools, Less for Budget Howard Fischer, East Valley Tribune, July 17, 2009
Ed. Sec. Pushes Charter Schools, States Responding Rob Tomsho, Wall Street Journal, July 17, 2009
June 30, 2009
States and School Districts at Odds Over Stimulus Money Alyson Klein, Education Week, June 30, 2009
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