Not exact matches
The plan will tie
federal financial aid to college performance based a
new rating system: President Obama is directing the
Department of Education to develop and publish a
new college ratings system that would....
He played an instrumental role in ensuring
New York State qualified for, and won, $ 700 million in
Federal Race to the Top dollars, a US
Department of Education sponsored effort to spur innovation and reform in state and local district K - 12 e
Education sponsored effort to spur innovation and reform in state and local district K - 12
educationeducation.
ALBANY — A
new type of assessment system could be in the works for New York as the state Education Department plans to apply for a federal pilot program under the new Every Student Succeeds Act — a program lawmakers said was written with New York in mi
new type
of assessment system could be in the works for
New York as the state Education Department plans to apply for a federal pilot program under the new Every Student Succeeds Act — a program lawmakers said was written with New York in mi
New York as the state
Education Department plans to apply for a
federal pilot program under the
new Every Student Succeeds Act — a program lawmakers said was written with New York in mi
new Every Student Succeeds Act — a program lawmakers said was written with
New York in mi
New York in mind.
New York State
Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia and
New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman today vehemently objected to the recent decision by the
federal Department of Education to no longer investigate civil rights complaints from transgender students regarding access to bathroom facilities.
MaryEllen Elia, tapped seven months ago to lead
New York's
education department, now finds herself wedged between a
federal mandate to test students and a groundswell
of parents in this state who refuse to let their kids take the tests.
On August 25, 2010, the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services announced $ 400 million in
federal Race to the Top
education grants to
New Jersey would not be funded due to a clerical error in the state's application made by an unidentified mid-level state official.
Putting $ 60 million in
federal funding in jeopardy, the
Department of Education refused to complete the final stages
of a
new agreement to cover teachers in those schools, leaving the talks abruptly on Dec. 30, two days before a state deadline.
MANHATTAN —
New York won $ 700 million in
federal education grants when the US Department of Education's Race to the Top program winners were announced
education grants when the US
Department of Education's Race to the Top program winners were announced
Education's Race to the Top program winners were announced Tuesday.
«
New York City parents have a right — under
federal law — to know exactly what their children are being taught in school, yet the
Department of Education seems to be hiding what it plans to teach about sex and that begs the question «why?»
The U.S.
Department of Education tightened the noose last week when it announced
New York could lose its
federal Race to the Top money because it lags behind in complying with the terms
of its grant.»
MANHATTAN — The teachers union and the
Department of Education reached a deal Friday that will allow the city to implement a
new teacher evaluation system at four Manhattan schools in order to help secure millions in
federal funding.
MANHATTAN — Negotiations between the city and the teachers union on a
new teacher evaluation system fell apart Friday, prompting the State
Department of Education to suspend more than $ 60 million in
federal funding that had been targeted at some
of the city's worst - performing schools.
«For a city like
New York City, the biggest fear is the loss
of federal funds,» said Aaron Pallas, the chair
of the
Department of Education Policy and Social Analysis at Teachers College, Columbia University.
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Washington — State
education officials in New York announced last week that they will seek a federal court order to prevent the U.S. Department of Education (ED) from using 12 - year - old census data as the basis for distributing federal aid for disadvantaged children to th
education officials in
New York announced last week that they will seek a
federal court order to prevent the U.S.
Department of Education (ED) from using 12 - year - old census data as the basis for distributing federal aid for disadvantaged children to th
Education (ED) from using 12 - year - old census data as the basis for distributing
federal aid for disadvantaged children to the states.
In an invaluable
new analysis, John Bailey
of Whiteboard Advisors — and veteran
of the White House, the U.S.
Department of Education, and the U.S.
Department of Commerce — examines how the
federal government excludes for - profit educational providers even as it welcomes for - profits in a raft
of other vital areas (Full disclosure: Bailey's piece is published by my shop at AEI, as part
of my ongoing series on «Private Enterprise in American
Education.»)
The
new online site is funded by a $ 350,000
federal grant from the U.S.
Department of Education.
That's the quandary facing the
Department of Education, which is reviewing why many eligible students seem not to have taken advantage
of two
new federal grant programs that help high - performing students from low - income backgrounds pay for college.
But Wednesday morning, the U.S.
Department of Education took an executive action that I support strongly, issuing
new guidance for the Public Charter Schools Program that will allow charters to use «weighted lotteries» without forfeiting their chance to receive
federal start - up funds.
High schools may use a variety
of methods to provide a «rigorous» curriculum that would allow their low - income graduates to qualify for a
new federal college - grant program, the
Department of Education announced last week.
As Congress begins to scrutinize the details in President Clinton's
new budget request, the
Department of Education is not the only place to look for federal dollars that target precollegiate e
Education is not the only place to look for
federal dollars that target precollegiate
educationeducation.
The Justice and
Education departments still have not determined how to address existing desegregation cases — and whether or where to bring
new ones — and have received little guidance from the White House in crafting civil - rights policy, the Citizens» Commission on Civil Rights, a bipartisan panel
of former
federal civil - rights officials and other advocates, says in a report released last week.
The ARRA seemed to complete the constellation: an astounding $ 100 billion
of new federal funds — nearly twice the annual budget
of the U.S.
Department of Education — to jump - start and sustain the improvement
of America's schools.
New research by Jonathan Butcher shows that, on average,
federal money pays for 41 percent
of the salary expenditures at state
education departments in states that contain more than 70 percent
of the nation's K — 12 students.
New research by Jonathan Butcher shows that, on average,
federal money pays for 41 percent
of the salary expenditures at state
education departments in the 34 states for which comprehensive data are available — but
federal requirements are disproportionate to the
federal contribution.
The U.S.
Department of Education issued
new guidance for the Public Charter Schools Program that will allow charters to use «weighted lotteries» without forfeiting their chance to receive
federal start - up funds.
In this case, follow - up proposals might include a state - friendly interpretation
of the
new federal K - 12 law (the Every Student Succeeds Act) and scaled - back activity by the US
Department of Education.
* The state
Education Department plans to apply for a
federal pilot program, which may give it the opportunity to use a
new assessment system in place of state tests for accountability purposes, Politico New York reports: http://goo.gl/696SoR * SUNY presses ahead with tuition increase plan, the Poughkeepsie Journal reports: http://pojonews.co/1J1tzen * Roberts Wesleyan updates
new assessment system in place
of state tests for accountability purposes, Politico
New York reports: http://goo.gl/696SoR * SUNY presses ahead with tuition increase plan, the Poughkeepsie Journal reports: http://pojonews.co/1J1tzen * Roberts Wesleyan updates
New York reports: http://goo.gl/696SoR * SUNY presses ahead with tuition increase plan, the Poughkeepsie Journal reports: http://pojonews.co/1J1tzen * Roberts Wesleyan updates...
Next year, state lawmakers will expect the state board and
department to plan implementation of the new state law, federal officials will expect Arizona to comply with ESSA, and the Arizona Department of Education should try to implement state law and comply with fe
department to plan implementation
of the
new state law,
federal officials will expect Arizona to comply with ESSA, and the Arizona
Department of Education should try to implement state law and comply with fe
Department of Education should try to implement state law and comply with
federal law.
As
of this writing, the U.S.
Department of Education has approved Arizona's ESSA plan, but Arizona's document was missing the
new law providing testing flexibility (every state must submit to the
federal agency a plan for how the state intends to implement ESSA's requirements).
Comments: In May 2014, the
Department of Education's Office
of Civil Rights issued
new guidance on the obligations
of charter schools to comply with
federal civil rights laws.
Proponents
of the
new bill, however, say it would keep enough
federal safeguards in place by having the
education department act as an «umpire.»
Dorie Nolt, the press secretary to Arne Duncan, the
federal education secretary, said in a statement: «It is the responsibility of each state to meet the obligations of federal law and ensure that all students are assessed annually, and the New York State Department of Education takes this responsibility very s
education secretary, said in a statement: «It is the responsibility
of each state to meet the obligations
of federal law and ensure that all students are assessed annually, and the
New York State
Department of Education takes this responsibility very s
Education takes this responsibility very seriously.
On the whole, the
new guidance from the U.S.
Department of Education's Office
of Civil Rights is another example
of executive overreach and
federal interference run amok.
The political assault on Goals 2000 in a number
of states (the governors
of Virginia, California, Alabama, and
New Hampshire refused to accept Goals 2000 funds because
of the «
federal intrusion» and «strings» that accompanied it), coupled with simultaneous efforts in Congress to abolish both Goals 2000 and the
Department of Education, also contributed to a widespread view that tough enforcement would be a particularly hazardous course of action for the department
Department of Education, also contributed to a widespread view that tough enforcement would be a particularly hazardous course
of action for the
department department to pursue.
A story in the Aug. 7, 2002, issue
of Education Week misstated two key provisions of draft regulations on teacher quality that the Department of Education released Aug. 1 as part of the implementation of the new federal educa
Education Week misstated two key provisions
of draft regulations on teacher quality that the
Department of Education released Aug. 1 as part of the implementation of the new federal educa
Education released Aug. 1 as part
of the implementation
of the
new federal educationeducation act.
After the sweetness - and - nice between
New York State
Education Department (NYSED) and the
New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) to win $ 700 million from the
federal Race to the Top fund last year (see my
Education Next story), NYSUT yesterday sued the state's Board
of Regents and NYSED's acting commissioner John King over the decision last May to ratchet up the importance
of student test scores in a teacher's annual evaluation.
Just a few months ago, the U.S.
Department of Education proposed
new federal regulations geared toward assessing the quality and impact
of teacher preparation programs.
In addition to phase one winners Tennessee and Delaware, the
federal Education Department will awards grants to Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Maryland,
New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island and the District
of Columbia.
Changes to FERPA should also include the aforementioned
new investment in helping educators and school district leaders comply with the vast array
of existing
federal and state privacy requirements, including expanded support for the U.S.
Department of Education's Privacy and Technical Assistance Center.
New Jersey's 250 priority and focus schools can have up to 30 percent
of their
federal Title I funds re-directed by the
New Jersey
Department of Education (NJDOE) for specific «interventions,» but even these funds are supposed to be used for school improvement, not taken away.
The U.S.
Department of Education is once again emphasizing the benefit
of diversity in its competitive magnet school funding process, and local officials should build on
New York City's history
of magnet school success to bring home more
of that
federal funding (For more information about magnet schools in
New York City, see a recent
New York Times piece on this issue: «Do Magnet Schools Still Matter?
North Carolina is developing a
new school performance accountability plan to line up with the regulations created under the ESSA law, and DPI plans to submit its draft to the
federal Department of Education in September for approval.
New resources to combat bullying at school and online were showcased during the U.S.
Department of Education's (ED) fourth
Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit — «Keeping Kids Safe: Opportunities and Challenges in Bullying Prevention» — Friday, Aug. 15.
The
new report, by the Institute
of Education Sciences (the federal education department's main research arm), mentions the staggering implications of letting the nation's worst high schools continue to fail: Half of all dropouts in the country come from 15 percent of American high
Education Sciences (the
federal education department's main research arm), mentions the staggering implications of letting the nation's worst high schools continue to fail: Half of all dropouts in the country come from 15 percent of American high
education department's main research arm), mentions the staggering implications
of letting the nation's worst high schools continue to fail: Half
of all dropouts in the country come from 15 percent
of American high schools.
As a result
of a 6 - year curriculum reform and dissemination grants from the
Federal Department of Education and 4 - year grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, he and his colleagues have designed an institution - wide Music - in -
Education Concentration for students
of all majors and created a Research Center at
New England Conservatory.
While the administration's proposed cuts have been embraced by fiscal conservatives who argue that
Education Department programs need to be trimmed or eliminated, some conservatives are also troubled by the administration's proposal to invest new money in school choice, saying that represents an unwelcome expansion of the federal footprint in e
Education Department programs need to be trimmed or eliminated, some conservatives are also troubled by the administration's proposal to invest
new money in school choice, saying that represents an unwelcome expansion
of the
federal footprint in
educationeducation.
Washington — Building on her remarks from September 7, 2017, regarding the
Department's commitment to protecting all students from discrimination, today U.S. Secretary
of Education Betsy DeVos announced the release
of a
new interim Q&A for schools on how to investigate and adjudicate allegations
of campus sexual misconduct under
federal law.
To underscore its commitment to FCE in
education policy, the federal policy panel also noted changes that are happening within the composition of the Department of Education, including the new role of Family Engagement Ambassador which will serve to promote and support family engagement in education policy on a nation
education policy, the
federal policy panel also noted changes that are happening within the composition
of the
Department of Education, including the new role of Family Engagement Ambassador which will serve to promote and support family engagement in education policy on a nation
Education, including the
new role
of Family Engagement Ambassador which will serve to promote and support family engagement in
education policy on a nation
education policy on a national level.
This Jan. 20 letter to the US
Department of Education, and accompanying presentation given to US DoED officials by Wallace President Will Miller, Director of Education Jody Spiro, and Prince George's County Director of Leadership Development Douglas Anthony, offer The Wallace Foundation's views on including school leadership in implementation of the new federal educa
Education, and accompanying presentation given to US DoED officials by Wallace President Will Miller, Director
of Education Jody Spiro, and Prince George's County Director of Leadership Development Douglas Anthony, offer The Wallace Foundation's views on including school leadership in implementation of the new federal educa
Education Jody Spiro, and Prince George's County Director
of Leadership Development Douglas Anthony, offer The Wallace Foundation's views on including school leadership in implementation
of the
new federal educationeducation law.