In the News on July 9, 2007
Advocates for Students With Disabilities Balk at Proposed NCLB Changes * Who's behind the integration decision? * Merit pay movement gaining momentum in NY * Alabama colleges say 28% of freshmen unprepared * Make education top civil rights mission
FEDERAL/NCLB
Advocates for Students With Disabilities Balk at Proposed NCLB Changes
Education Week
EDITORIAL/OPINION
Opinion: Rights, Wrongs and the Real Task for D.C. Schools
Opinion: Who's behind the integration decision?
Opinion: Obama’s School Uniform
Wall Street Journal
Editorial: A MD KIPP school may have to close due to the antipathy
Washington Post
Editorial: Make education top civil rights mission
Detroit News
Opinion: Merit pay movement gaining momentum
New York Daily News
OTHER NEWS
Report: The number of charter schools increasing
Education Week
STATE ROUNDUP
Alabama colleges say 28% of freshmen unprepared
Montgomery Advertiser
Report: FL’s special education voucher program lacks accountability
Education Week
GA releases AYP results
Online Athens
Charter school performance unclear
Opinion: OH education advocates fail to “recognize political realities”
The Plain Dealier
Utahns in poll say no to vouchers
Deseret News
Published Tuesday, Jul. 10, 2007