Skip to main contentRemainders: Australian company rules teacher training market
By | June 23, 2012, 1:24am UTC - The city paid an Australian company $100 million to train teachers last year. (Schoolbook)
- The teachers union produced a video on childcare providers whose jobs are being cut. (Edwize)
- Poll: Less than a third of the American public trusts the nation’s public schools “quite a lot.” (Russo)
- A look at Teach for America teacher attrition rates from the past and present. (Rubinstein)
- Iowa became the first state to have its request for a federal NCLB waiver turned down. (Politics K-12)
- A teacher worries that teacher data privacy will be impossible thanks to a new state bill. (PO’d Teacher)
- Senators are asking the White House for detailed account of education budget cuts. (Politics K-12)
- Congress might be near an agreement to keep federal loans to college students from doubling. (AP)
- A new report finds that three D.C. schools cheated on their 2011 state tests. (Huffington Post)