NCLB

Ravitch Gets it Wrong

Diane Ravitch argues in the Wall Street Journal today that the Republican Party is faced with an “educational dilemma” because…

14 years ago

Drilling Down Disabilities Data

NJ Spotlight points today to a stock-in-trade assumption regarding the role of students with disabilities in a school’s efforts to…

14 years ago

AYP Data Up

The Department of Education has just posted No Child Left Behind Data for 2010, which indicates which schools made Adequate…

14 years ago

Quote of the Day

Derrell Bradford, executive director of the Newark-based advocacy group Excellent Education for Everyone, explains in The Record that NCLB served…

15 years ago

802 N.J. Schools Miss NCLB Targets

Speaking of a failing status quo, Adequate Yearly Progress reports for New Jersey were published yesterday and, under the strictures…

15 years ago

Davy Takes the Stage

It was standing room only yesterday at NJSBA's "Conversation with the Commissioner" – over 300 board members and administrators eager…

15 years ago

School Choice in Edison

Students who attend Edison High School should consider themselves lucky, even though their school is in its second year of…

15 years ago

Hey, Mr. Christie: Here’s Some Free Advice

Christie’s campaign advisors have apparently decided that the “silence is golden” rule doesn’t apply to candidates undergoing horsewhipping for taking…

15 years ago

Separate and Unequal in Jersey

Yesterday, Education Secretary Arne Duncan called education “the civil rights issue of our generation.” It’s certainly the civil rights issue…

15 years ago

Are Gifted Kids Getting Left Behind?

In an op-ed in the New York Times today, Tom Loveless and Michael Petrelli argue that our brightest students are…

15 years ago