Here it is — let me know what I missed or got wrong:
BEST OF THE WEEK
EIA: Hillary’s NEA “Town Hall” Answers http://ow.ly/35wMNP (See also Politics K-12 http://ow.ly/Try6T)
PBS NewHour: Is kindergarten too young to suspend a student? http://ow.ly/Tvnet
The Atlantic: Why Intel Ended Its Relationship With the Science Talent Search http://ow.ly/Tvotw
Medium: Why are so many parents in the Northwest scrambling to enroll their kids in outdoor preschools? http://ow.ly/TvoJ1
The Atlantic: How California’s Largest School District Blamed an 8th Grader for Her Own Rape http://ow.ly/ToaEs
The Seventy Four: Q&A: Cami Anderson Talks Ed Reform, Facebook & What ‘The Prize’ Left Out http://ow.ly/TogOv
EdSource: CA Gov. Brown banned concealed weapons on campus, but then rejected ban on for-profit charter schools http://ow.ly/Tlq5O
Chicago Magazine: Former CPS Chief: Rahm Didn’t Do “Enough Vetting” of Byrd-Bennett http://ow.ly/3yjjzD
FROM THE GRADE
Kudos & complaints: Catalyst Chicago Broke SUPES Scandal Story — Two Years Ago! http://ow.ly/TmqFC
What The Gates Foundation’s Learned About Education Journalism http://ow.ly/TpYny
KPCC Public Radio Responds To My CJR Story – Plus A Headline Apology (From Me) http://ow.ly/TmrT4
Former education reporter chides Chicago media for “fascination with failure” http://ow.ly/TrmLF
PBS Reporter Reflects On 40 Years Of Coverage http://ow.ly/Tuf3J
KICKER
New Yorker: How School Shootings Spread http://ow.ly/Trdi8
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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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