Chuck Edwards’ recent post, “Is Title I about Poverty Anymore?”, reflects an important tension in Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA): whether Title I’s primary purpose is to provide specific supplemental services to individually identified low-achieving…
Following a week of less-than-disastrous natural disasters at Title I-Derland headquarters, we’ve miraculously gone nearly seven days without any sort of natural calamity — and I’m loving it. Still, in what should count as an earth-shaking event high on the…
(This post was written by guest contributors David DeSchryver, vice president of education policy, and Gene Hickok, senior advisor, at Whiteboard Advisors.) Last week, a largely conservative coalition of educators issued a manifesto against “one national curriculum.” The document, “Closing…
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