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- Newark NJ students call for local control of schools run by state
- Top Educators Say Teacher Quality Isn’t the Key to Student Achievement
- Results due for investigation of deadly California bus crash
Newark NJ students call for local control of schools run by state Posted: 22 May 2015 02:36 PM PDT By Sebastien Malo NEWARK, N.J. (Reuters) - Hundreds of Newark, New Jersey, students walked out of classes on Friday to protest policies of the city's top schools official, who was appointed by the state to overhaul the struggling education system. The protests are an effort to wrest control of Newark's schools from Superintendent Cami Anderson, whose appointment has met with bitter opposition from students, parents and teachers unions in New Jersey's largest city. Anderson's "One Newark" plan calls for some schools to be consolidated or shut, charter schools expanded and some students shifted to schools far from home. |
Top Educators Say Teacher Quality Isn’t the Key to Student Achievement Posted: 22 May 2015 01:22 PM PDT Seventy-six percent of the teachers said students' home lives kept them from doing their best in the classroom, while 63 percent identified poverty as the biggest factor. "As teachers, we know those factors present huge barriers to our students' success," Jennifer Dorman, Maine's winner, told The Washington Post. "Helping students cope with those three factors is probably the most important part of my job. |
Results due for investigation of deadly California bus crash Posted: 22 May 2015 01:34 AM PDT |
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