Great article exposing how everyone from Democrats in Congress, education reformers to anti-union Republicans are attacking the teaching profession in the name of reform. Everyone thinks the solution to education is to put the teacher of the year in every classroom and pay them less than the janitor. Read More | 1 Comment 
This video shows how school districts hide as much as 200% of the money spent per student from voters in an effort to make public schools look like a good deal compared to private schools. In the video, the Cato Institute found that DC Public Schools was costing taxpayers more than the area's most elite private schools on a per student basis. Read More | Discuss 
Indianapolis Public Schools face seven school takeovers for poor performance dating back to 2005. What does the superindendent do? Tries to cut a deal with the state to continue operating the failed schools.   Read More | 1 Comment 
The whole "school is your life" thing is getting old. As teachers we have to watch everthing we do and say. Our students are always being watched, and when a student says something on Facebook it's bloody murder. If the student had said it in the cafeteria, it would have been OK.  Read More | Discuss 

Apparently a student poll has angered North Bolivar Mississippi's administration and school board. The poll by Students Involved for Community Change asked students to name the teachers they've learned the most from. Students named two white teachers who were placed at their school by Teac

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Arizona teacher Tarah Ausburn has a few bumper stickers on her car. Apparently, the one that said "Have you drugged your kids today?" hit a little close to home. Ausburn was asked to remove the sticker, refused to do so on free speech grounds and was fired.

Next up: the school gets to use taxpayer money for yet another easily avoided lawsuit. Will these people ever learn?

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Failing to grasp the idea that schools should compete on having a better product, Iowa schools take new open enrollment rules as the signal to begin spending tens of thousands of dollars on ad agencies.... and hiring a party bus to bring in students from neighboring districts. Read More | Discuss 
Georgia's statewide cheating scandal continues to grow. This time it's DeKalb county where several teachers are being investigated for "sneaking in after hours and changing student test answers." Unfortunately for the teachers, the school issued access control keys to the computers and their late night hacking sessions were "logged". Cheating on standardized testes is rare wit Read More | Discuss 


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