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Pryor: Don't Delay Education Reform
Hartford Courant
By KATHLEEN MEGAN, kmegan@courant.com The Hartford Courant Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor Wednesday deflected calls for delaying some of the governor's proposed education reforms, saying the time for reform is now. A day earlier, at Tuesday's ...
Finch supports education reform packageBridgeport News
Connecticut teachers' unions rail against Malloy's education plan at public ...New Haven Register
Conn. legislative committee fields opinions on wide-ranging education reforms ...The Republic
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DesMoinesRegister.com (blog)

Senate education-reform package wins committee approval
DesMoinesRegister.com (blog)
Terry Branstad's signature education overhaul to debate in coming weeks. The Senate Education Committee OK'd the bill on an 8-5 party-line vote, placing it in the queue for floor debate by the full Senate. A House version of education reform – advanced ...
House GOP keeps majority of Branstad education bill intactMason City Globe Gazette
Leaders redesign education billsIowa City Press Citizen
Many of governor's education reform ideas hit snagRadio Iowa

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Houston Chronicle (blog)

Perry's education numbers don't always add up
Houston Chronicle (blog)
The governor contends the state is spending about $10000 per student, which he believes is enough for public education. “His figures are about as bad as his educational policies,” says Clay Robison, spokesman for the Texas State Teachers Association.

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Smart Horizons Career Online Education Announces Partnership With Anthem ...
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Smart Horizons Career Online Education (SHCOE) has taken a significant step forward in their mission to re-engage adult learners into the education process by partnering with Anthem College Online to launch Anthem High School.

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Globe and Mail

Harper to unveil aboriginal-education funding on Arctic visit
Globe and Mail
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is heading to the Arctic in the dead of winter to add some heft to his promise to boost aboriginal education. Mr. Harper is a frequent flyer to the North, but he usually goes in the summer. This is his second winter visit ...

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U.S. News University

The Obama Deal: Harvard for $6700 a Year?
Forbes
President Obama was too soft in the declaration of war (and peace treaty terms) he issued to university administrators over the spiraling cost of college education. Rather than simply demanding that tuition stops rising, he should have challenged ...
Higher Education costs riseWaltonian
Obama pitches controversial proposal to decrease cost of higher educationTufts Daily
What's Behind The Rise Of College Tuition?Boise State Public Radio
Helena Independent Record -Huffington Post -CBS News
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Strayer Education Beats Expectations but Takes a Step Back Anyway
msnbc.com
31 (Q4), Strayer Education met expectations on revenues and beat expectations on earnings per share. Compared to the prior-year quarter, revenue dropped and GAAP earnings per share shrank significantly. Strayer Education booked revenue of $155.8 ...

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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

Jersey City Board of Education hopes to name new superintendent by April ...
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
The Jersey City Board of Education is continuing its national search for a new superintendent and is hoping to select a new schools chief by April, a consultant for the search said at Tuesday night's Jersey City City Council caucus.

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StandardNet

Education reform, including merit pay, a priority this year
StandardNet
His efforts have culminated in SB64, Public Education Employment Reform. The bill has received the endorsement of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce, Prosperity 20/20, the State Board of Education, UEA, USBA and the PTA. The bill has several components, ...
Hawaii Board of Education approves new policy favoring performance-based ...The Republic
Republicans for Education ReformNational Review Online
Callaghan: State takes hard way to reach education reformThe Columbian
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
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USA TODAY

Supreme Court to reconsider affirmative action in higher education
Tampabay.com
The Supreme Court first approved affirmative action in higher education in the Bakke case in 1978. A generation later, in 2003, O'Connor wrote the court's decision reaffirming the practice, saying in a case involving the University of Michigan that ...
Supreme Court to Debate Affirmative Action in Higher EducationFOX43.com
Campus Connection: Supreme Court to take new look at affirmative actionCapital Times (blog)
Counting JusticesInside Higher Ed
DesMoinesRegister.com (blog)
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