Revised Common Core tests spark little debate, no widespread boycotts this year: The New Orleans Advocate ow.ly/4n2NI5
What Difference Does A Dollar Make? : NPR Ed : NPR ow.ly/4n3NQH
What Happened When One Of New Jersey’s Poorest School Districts Increased Spending – WNYC ow.ly/4n3NvX
In Chicago Schools, $11,000 Doesn’t Mean What It Means In The Suburbs | WBEZ ow.ly/4n3OlV
Cries about national teacher shortages might be overblown – The Hechinger Report ow.ly/4n3Pg5
Black Lives Matter Gave Him Fame, but Baltimore Isn’t Biting – ABC News ow.ly/4n3Pib
See also: Obama Says Movements Like Black Lives Matter ‘Can’t Just Keep on Yelling’ – The New York Times ow.ly/4n2IeP
(The Latest) Corruption Charges In Detroit’s Struggling Schools : NPR Ed : NPR ow.ly/4n3Nsg
D.C. staggers bell times at rival high schools after an uptick in conflicts – The Washington Post ow.ly/4n3MCq
Texas Teachers Union Sues to Block New Evaluation System – Teacher Beat – Education Week ow.ly/4n3PjK
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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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