BEST OF THE WEEK
WSJ: Unions Eye L.A. Charter Schools http://ow.ly/ULVLt
BuzzFeed: A College Watchdog Finally Barked, So The Colleges Got A New Dog http://ow.ly/URqhv
NYT: A Daunting Trip to School for Some Homeless Children http://ow.ly/UI10e
EdWeek: Tracking 2014-15 Common Core Test Results http://ow.ly/UTATm
Washington Post: 41 years. $3 billion. Inside the Clinton donor network http://pllqt.it/kAKKQ7
The Atlantic: Bill de Blasio’s Crusade Against Inequality http://ow.ly/UTAuZ
Houston Public Media: Why The Houston School Board Refused To Ban Suspensions http://ow.ly/UMIvu
EdWeek: Is Clinton Right There’s ‘No Evidence’ Behind Test Scores in Teacher Evaluation? Not Exactly. http://bit.ly/1T0RScX
FROM “THE GRADE”
The Case For Taking Campaign Rhetoric Seriously http://ow.ly/UR9E6
How Mainstream Outlets Covered Clinton’s VAM critique http://ow.ly/UNGTT
Washington Post VAM Story Might Cause Confusion http://ow.ly/UKZca
What Education Reporters Think About Student “Safe Spaces” http://ow.ly/UR7ET
Clinton Charter Critique Faulted By FactCheck http://ow.ly/UTB75
KICKERS
Chronicle: ‘I’m Gonna Rise Above What I Was Doing’ http://ow.ly/UTMkM
The Atlantic: The Suicide Clusters at Palo Alto High Schools http://pllqt.it/lvbZ55
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Alexander Russo
Alexander Russo is founder and editor of The Grade, an award-winning effort to help improve media coverage of education issues. He’s also a Spencer Education Journalism Fellowship winner and a book author. You can reach him at @alexanderrusso.
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