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Florida Passes Education Plan That Sets Goals for Students Based on Race
by Julianne Hing on October 16 2012, 2:15PM
Policymakers attempted to acknowledge the racialized realities of educational inequity. So where’d they go wrong?
Topics: Education Reform, /NOW Blog, Schools & Youth
10 Years Later, No Child Left Behind Ignores Plenty
by Julianne Hing, Hatty Lee on January 12 2012, 9:50AM
INFOGRAPHIC: A day in the life of the student who is still being left behind by the landmark law, on its tenth anniversary.
Topics: Education Reform, Schools & Youth
Arizona Calls Off Decade-Long Accent Police Program in Schools
by Jorge Rivas on September 27 2011, 10:41AM
Arizona calls off program that hindered some teachers from advancing because they pronounced “the” as “da.”
Topics: Schools & Youth
Relief from No Child Left Behind for States That Adopt Obama’s Reforms
by Julianne Hing on September 26 2011, 9:10AM
To some education watchers, Obama’s reforms don’t necessarily mark a departure from the market-driven reform philosophy that fueled No Child Left Behind.
Topics: Schools & Youth
Obama Wants to Put His Stamp on No Child Left Behind This Year
by Julianne Hing on March 14 2011, 1:32PM
After two years of pushing his education agenda through stimulus money, the president turns to Congress.
Topics: Schools & Youth
Questions Shadow Higher Ed Reform for Students of Color
by Michelle Chen on June 7 2010, 1:39PM
Under Obama’s education reform agenda, billions in grant money is headed down the pipeline, including a boost for community colleges and sweeping reforms in K-12 schools. Schools that focus on communities of color may have the most to gain and…
Topics: Schools & Youth
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