Sentences with phrase «education reporter»

I could not disagree more with the notion that it's unfair to blame education reporters for lack of depth in covering labor issues.

Why not compile a list of education reporters who work 60 hours a week for comparatively lousy pay and very little job security because of horrible newspaper economics?

It's not just how many education reporters the station has been able to assemble.

Top books that top education reporters say will make you a better journalist.

We also sought nominations from state school administrator groups, education reporters around the country, and experts in the K - 12 field.

It's impressive and exciting to see a hometown education reporter really going after her beat in ways that relate it to the biggest breaking news in the nation.

I can imagine something like that happening to a stubborn education reporter, can't you?

She is among several education reporters who live and work in the city and send their kids to city schools, she said.

WBFO's Focus on Education Reporter Eileen Buckley says the local students scored big in a STEM competition.

But as WBFO's Focus on Education Reporter Eileen Buckley learned, some parents are in opposition.

In this week's Press Pass conversation WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley and Buffalo News Education Reporter Tiffany Lankes tell us the board tabled the item.

Now, Cash sits down with News education reporter Tiffany Lankes and WBFO Senior Reporter Eileen Buckley to talk about the state of the school district.

What we produce We're a podcast, produced in collaboration with education reporters at The Hechinger Report.

Tiffany comes to The Education Trust — New York after serving as education reporter for The Buffalo News and, before that, The Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.

When asked that question by New York Times education reporter Laura Pappano on stage at the SXSWedu education technology conference in Austin Wednesday, Coursera co-founder Andrew Ng gave the diplomatic reply:

Toppo, national education reporter for USA Today and author of The Game Believes In You, about gaming in American education, has written a new article for Education Next about these issues, «Game Plan for Learning.»

Jay Mathews, a longtime education reporter at the Washington Post and author of its Class Struggle column, is the rare journalist who seems to like telling hopeful stories.

Washington Post education reporter Jay Mathews noted in a 2006 story how California had a decade earlier authorized a $ 650 - per - pupil bonus to schools with kindergarten - to - third - grade classes of no more than 20 students.

The all - star recommenders include the New York Times» Erica Green, Baltimore Sun reporter Liz Bowie, USA Today's Greg Toppo, freelance writer and author Amanda Ripley, veteran education reporter John Merrow, and Voice of San Diego's Mario Koran.

The piece, written by education reporter Leslie Brody, was packaged online with a video about the school, featuring interviews with students and staff at the school of just 17 students.

Every few weeks, WUWM education reporter Rachel Morello scans through her notes and brings us the scoop on the news out of area schools.

Every few weeks, WUWM education reporter Rachel Morello flips through her notes to bring us the scoop on news out of area classrooms.

He was rumored to have had an affair with a former education reporter for The Miami Herald when he was serving as associate superintendent.

«They've started to teach students about feelings as explicitly as they teach math and reading,» writes Seattle Times education reporter John Higgins.

We learn more about reaction to Grier's announcement, and his tenure leading the nation's 7th largest school district (and the largest in Texas) from News 88.7 FM education reporter Laura Isensee.

According to Buffalo News Education Reporter Jay Rey, supporters believe the changes will boost student achievement and parental involvement.

Richard Carranza sits down with NY1 Education Reporter Lindsey Christ for his first TV interview since he was hired as the new city schools chancellor.

State Journal education reporter Molly Beck reported in Sunday's newspaper that public school teachers licensed in high - demand fields such as science, technology and engineering are being recruited and retained with financial incentives.

Before joining TFA, Isral was an award - winning education reporter covering suburban school districts for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's NOW Newspapers.

Another NYT hire: Baltimore Sun's @EricaLG joining as education reporter in the Washington bureau, per memo.

On Friday, May 2nd, WBFO's Senior Reporter Eileen Buckley will be joined by education reporters from the Buffalo News in questioning the school board candidates as part of a two - hour special on WNED TV that begins at 8 pm.

Washington Post education reporter Valerie Strauss is not known for an open mind on school choice, but she would have been wise to do a little homework before reprinting a 1,300 - word oped from an anti-voucher activist in Florida.

Pictured: The new team, including higher education reporter Adam Harris, editor / writer Alia Wong, and senior editor Rebecca Rosen.

While the authorship credit is shared, the voice here is that of veteran Washington Post education reporter Mathews rather than that of Hill, deputy director general of the International Baccalaureate Organization.

A special shout - out goes to The Oklahoman's Ben Felder, who's in the challenging position of being the local education reporter covering a story that's gone national.

That controversy, argues Indy Star education reporter Scott Elliott, has put Glenda Ritz — no fan of idea of issuing A-F performance ratings to schools — in the drivers» seat of discussions about re-making the system:

As part of our Focus on Education reporting, WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley discussed the survey with Buffalo News education reporter Mary Pasciak, who helped compile an extensive online voter guide to help inform city voters about the candidates.

Wall Street Journal education reporter Leslie Brody has a new piece out that looks at the troubling issue of chronic teacher absences in Newark Public Schools.

So USA Today education reporter Greg Toppo is swimming against the cultural tides when he argues, in his new book, that «digital play can make our kids smarter.»

They were joined by Texas Tribune education reporter Kiah Collier.

But when education reporter Kristina Rizga went behind the scenes at Mission for a magazine assignment, she found a vibrant, racially diverse community of passionate, skilled teachers and intellectually curious students.

In a recent story, longtime education reporter Claudio Sanchez recollects a 1996 visit to Topeka, where Brown v. Board of Education began.