Contending Over Common Core
Louisiana lawmakers reject efforts to back away from Common Core.
Louisiana lawmakers reject efforts to back away from Common Core.
Decisions in the lawsuits against Louisiana’s 2012 education reforms are setting up a “do-over” battle in the upcoming legislative session.
A Louisiana District Court judge again rules the so-called “teacher tenure law” is unconstitutional.
Alison Grizzle isn’t your typical teacher, or even your typical Alabama Teacher of the Year. The Birmingham City Schools math instructor is known for being very outspoken, even on third-rail issues like standardized testing and the Common Core State Standards. We thought we’d share her thoughts on those issues and more as staff and students return to school routines. Our Alabama reporter Dan Carsen recently caught up with Grizzle at an education conference where she was giving talks. But it turns out this award-winning teacher almost didn’t become a teacher at all.
Louisiana’s Supreme Court rules the current funding mechanism for the statewide voucher program is unconstitutional.
Louisiana’s state education officials have been touting improved school performance scores as evidence that “reforms are working,” but two data analysts say the formula used to calculate the scores is flawed.
Louisiana’s battles over public education policy continue, with the administration and teachers unions crossing swords in the courts and over the airwaves.
A state district court judge says part of the Louisiana teacher tenure law is unconstitutional, but lets the rest stand. The teachers’ union that brought the suit is vowing to appeal.
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