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Education Jul 22

Both sides take Louisiana’s Common Core political fight to court

Louisiana courts could decide whether the state’s schools use the Common Core standards to guide teaching in their classrooms.

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More children in the United States were living in financially strapped household in 2012 than in 2005 before the economic downturn, according to an annual report on child well-being from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

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The White House announced new partnerships Monday with school districts, businesses, nonprofits and others to improve services from preschool access to career readiness training for boys and young men of color.

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Over 40 percent of colleges and universities represented in a national survey released by Sen. Claire McCaskill Tuesday have not conducted a single investigation into incidents of sexual assault in the last five years. That does not mean those campuses…

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Education Jun 24

When it comes to reading to your child, new report says start early

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72,000-student Corinthian Colleges reaches deal to sell or ‘teach-out’ programs

For-profit Corinthian Colleges, Inc. reached a deal with the Department of Education to sell or discontinue its programs over the next six months. The deal comes after the Department of Education added a 21-day waiting period to federal student aid…

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As political leaders fight over Common Core, almost half of adults don’t know what they’re arguing about

The Common Core standards for math and English have been roiling state politics across the country this spring, especially in states led by Republicans. But a poll out this week estimates 47 percent of the country’s adults still haven’t heard…

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For the second year in a row, the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) has given failing grades to many programs preparing future teachers to enter the classroom.

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