The Election is Over. So What Happens in Education?
It’s time for citizens to voice our opinions on the direction of public education as a new administration transitions into The White House. Rumors started yesterday […]
It’s time for citizens to voice our opinions on the direction of public education as a new administration transitions into The White House. Rumors started yesterday […]
From Poway Unified security breach: Information of 36,000 students mistakenly released: The privacy breach leaked information about every student in the district and it included medical information, […]
Apparently, there’s a new Bill Gates’ funded video circulating. It’s all about making sure parents don’t opt out. Oh Please. Rather than promote the paid advertisement for Gates’ Common Core tests […]
This teacher discovers no one has the answers to her Common Core questions. From How Bad Is It Going to Get?: And even worse – despite the fact that […]
Politico writes how How Common Core quietly won the war. The journalist informs the Republican presidential contenders to forget about any sort of action against the idea of jettisoning […]
Do you have concerns if the assessments used in your states and for students are valid and age appropriate? Your state can crow about *excellent* assessment results but as you […]
The blueprint for data retrieval has been in plain view for quite some time now if legislators and citizens were curious to know how/why data was being gathered on […]
Parents don’t need data sets to know that if a young child is not ready to learn a skill (but is pushed to do so) or if learning that […]
Above is an excerpt from the mailbag at STLtoday.com, the electronic version of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The writer’s contention that Common Core should be kept is not based […]
The Brookings Institute published a report which must be causing must consternation in the pro-Common Core circles. It’s increasingly apparent that all that money and all the time many education […]
DESE welcomes your involvement as a parent! It published the above graphic on its Facebook page. But how is that involvement defined by DESE? It doesn’t list the ways […]
The above graphic is taken from the 9.10.15 Federal Register. It is entitled Agency Information Collection Activities; Submission to the Office of Management and Budget for Review and Approval; […]
Visit MEW tomorrow for a guest post about a Common Core editorial from Fordham Institute’s Robert Pondiscio and Michael Petrilli that recently appeared in The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. […]
A 9 year old girl shows the difference in solving a Mathematics problem via Common Core vs using the standard algorithm: Stop Common Core in Washington State writes […]
In a Joint Committee for Higher Education meeting last week in Jefferson City, a spokesperson from The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education stated that the Common Core […]