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Catherine Gewertz
is an assistant editor for Education Week. Her beats include urban education and minority issues/desegregation (with Lesli A. Maxwell). She also covers the states of New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Penn. Graduation Requirements Spark Fresh Fight
June 19, 2009  Some lawmakers are pushing to block development of high school tests or curriculum without legislative approval.

N.Y.C. Small-Schools Push Found to Hurt Big High Schools
June 18, 2009  A report finds lower attendance and graduation rates at schools that received students whose underperforming buildings were closed.

Building a Culture Aimed at College
June 5, 2009  As the national drumbeat for college readiness grows louder, policymakers and scholars trumpet the potent role that a school’s “college-going culture” can play.

NCLB Rules Back Common Rate
June 5, 2009

Beyond a Focus on Graduation
June 5, 2009

Though N.J. Funding Formula Upheld, Abbott Intact
June 9, 2009

Schism on Dropout Problem Seen
June 9, 2009

'Innovation' Push Raising Questions
May 18, 2009

The Cost of College
May 18, 2009

Tutoring and Reading
April 21, 2009

Volunteer Tutors Found to Help Poor Readers
April 7, 2009

Proposed Title I Changes Ease Tutoring Rules
April 2, 2009

Rules Allowing Extended Time on Graduation
March 31, 2009

High School Graduation Rates
March 31, 2009

NEA, More States Sign On to 'Tough Choices’ Changes
March 16, 2009

Manufacturing Skills to Be Rated
March 13, 2009

Photo Gallery: 9th Grade, By the Numbers
March 10, 2009

9th Grade, By the Numbers
Updated: March 11, 2009

Community College Transfers
March 10, 2009

NEA, Business Groups Back 'Tough Choices' Reforms
March 10, 2009

High School Graduation
March 3, 2009

N.J. Board OKs Tougher Grad Rules
March 2, 2009

College and Career Readiness
February 23, 2009

High School Graduation
February 23, 2009

Beverly Hall of Atlanta Named Superintendent of the Year
February 23, 2009

U.S. Says Schools Got Tainted Peanut Foods
February 10, 2009

New Partnerships Funded
February 10, 2009

More Low-Income Students Taking AP Classes
Updated: February 12, 2009

High School and Beyond
February 3, 2009

U.S. Office for Civil Rights Dismisses Complaint on N.Y.C. Small Schools
February 3, 2009

Transit Chief to Run Chicago Schools
February 3, 2009

Broad Foundation Posts Data From 100 Largest Districts Online
February 3, 2009

Reports Call on Schools to Guide Students Into College
January 28, 2009

Learning Time
January 21, 2009

States Urged to Redouble Attention to High School Improvement Push
Updated: January 21, 2009

States Team for High School Makeover With Eye Toward '21st-Century Skills'
January 6, 2009

Pennsylvania Sets New K-12 Formula, Boosts Budget
January 6, 2009

Funding Formula, Increased K-12 Aid Top Actions in N.J.
January 6, 2009

Obama: Duncan 'Doesn't Blink' on Tough Decisions
Updated: January 12, 2009

New England States Team Up on High Schools
December 15, 2008

N.J. Court Orders Trial on School Funding
December 1, 2008

Effect of Nebraska’s Racial-Preference Ban Weighed
November 14, 2008

Chicago Students to Play Lead Role in Dropout Project
November 17, 2008

Case Studies Detail Districts' Personnel Challenges
November 18, 2008

Assessing '21st-Century Skills' Won't Be Easy, Paper Says
November 10, 2008

'Pittsburgh Promise' Program Lands $6 Million Donation
November 10, 2008

Urban Districts Urged to Prepare for Immigration Raids
November 4, 2008

Austin Superintendent Honored by Council of the Great City Schools
November 4, 2008

Districts See Rising Numbers of Homeless Students
October 31, 2008

Schools Urged to Prepare for Immigration Raids
October 27, 2008

Parents Show Strong Interest in School Involvement
October 23, 2008

After-School Programs
October 20, 2008

States Press Ahead on '21st-Century Skills'
October 13, 2008

N.J.'s Top Court Wrestles Anew With Funding Issue
October 6, 2008

Texas Move to Tighten GPA Formula Sparks Backlash
September 29, 2008

Consensus on Learning Time Builds
Updated: September 26, 2008

Minneapolis Sets 'Covenant' on Black Achievement
September 23, 2008

Miami Puts Off Vote on New Leader
September 22, 2008

Miami Board Buys Out Leader's Contract
September 11, 2008

H.S. Leader Named Principal of Year
September 5, 2008

High School Completion
September 8, 2008

N.Y.C. Panel Supports Renewing Mayoral Control of City’s Schools
September 8, 2008

Many Charter Boards Seen as Unprepared
September 8, 2008

Ed. Dept. to Allow Earlier Tutoring
August 11, 2008

Edison Schools Retools Itself as Online-Learning Provider
July 15, 2008

Edison Moves Into Online-Learning Market
Updated: August 14, 2008

Chicago District Ponders Residential Program for Homeless Teens
March 19, 2008

New-Leaders Group Offers Initial Insights Into Effective Practice
Updated: March 18, 2008

Union Calls for Changes in Grades for New York City's Schools
March 18, 2008

Chicago Study Shows Barriers to College
March 18, 2008

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Opening AP to All
March 10, 2008

Calif. District Makes Instructional Leadership a Priority
March 11, 2008

Project on Milwaukee Vouchers Shares Baseline Findings
Updated: March 4, 2008

Chicago Board Votes to Close 18 Schools
March 4, 2008

School Spending Boost, Revised Funding Formula Pressed in Pennsylvania
February 12, 2008

Louisville District Unveils New Student-Assignment Plan
January 30, 2008

Funding Formula Revised in N.J.
February 5, 2008

Study: Milwaukee Voucher Students Have Diploma Edge
January 28, 2008

Pennsylvania Board Approves New Exit Requirements
January 17, 2008

New Funding Formula in N.J. Faces Hurdles
Updated: January 15, 2008

Pennsylvania Lawmakers Eyeing Cost of School Finance Revamp
January 15, 2008

Memphis District Reels From Operations Woes
January 8, 2008

Probes Raise Concerns About Direction of Memphis School District
December 28, 2007

Minneapolis Aims at New Start for District
December 14, 2007

Poll Raises Questions About Extent of Teen Cheating
December 13, 2007

Minneapolis Aims at New Start for District
December 18, 2007

N.J. Governor Seeks to Overhaul School Financing
December 10, 2007

Pittsburgh College Fund Lands Donation
December 11, 2007

Study Finds Need for Sharp School Spending Hike in Pa.
November 21, 2007

N.Y.C. Parents Allege Test Prep Excludes Students by Race
November 26, 2007

N.Y.C. District Issues ‘Value Added’ Grades for Schools
November 7, 2007

‘Turnaround’ Work Needs Rethinking, New Report Says
November 12, 2007

Urban Leaders Assess Methods for Integrating Schools
November 12, 2007

New Small Schools in N.Y.C. Post Higher Graduation Rate
October 26, 2007

Small High Schools
October 23, 2007

D.C. Mayor Seeks Authority to Clean House
October 23, 2007

Researchers to Study N.Y.C.’s School Improvement Efforts
October 15, 2007

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Miami ‘Zone’ Gives Schools Intensive Help
October 16, 2007

Office Overseeing D.C. Performance in State of Change
October 16, 2007

N.J. School Boards’ Group Calls for Special Education Changes
October 2, 2007

Mass. Tells Districts to Hold Off on Student-Assignment Changes
September 13, 2007

High-Achieving Students in Low-Income Families Said Likely to Fall Behind
September 18, 2007

High-Achieving Students From Lower-Income Families Fall Behind, Study Finds
September 10, 2007

D.C. Schools Get Blitz of Repairs for New Year
September 4, 2007

Pittsburgh Building ‘Nation’ of 9th Graders
August 23, 2007

Graduation Predictors
August 28, 2007

Teenagers’ Social Networking Found to Have Educational Benefits in Poll
August 28, 2007

Housing Aid Offered to Stop Enrollment Decline
August 10, 2007

Social Networking Can Have Educational Benefits, Survey Finds
August 14, 2007

Taking Weight off GPAs With Electives
July 31, 2007

Boston Relieved to Snag Leader for Schools
July 17, 2007

Phila. to Keep Outside School Managers One More Year
June 28, 2007

Vallas Charts New Path for New Orleans
June 27, 2007

After-School Efforts Studied for Quality
June 15, 2007

Long Road Ahead for New Orleans
June 19, 2007

Schools Chiefs Named to Head S.F., Baltimore, D.C. Districts
June 19, 2007

Black Boys’ Educational Plight Spurs Single-Gender Schools
June 18, 2007

‘Soft Skills’ in Big Demand
June 7, 2007

Middle Schoolers Say They Lack Guidance
May 31, 2007

Shallow Pockets, Shorter Day
June 5, 2007

N.C. District Polling Parents on Year-Round Schools
May 18, 2007

Texas House Seeking New High School Test
May 22, 2007

States Mull Best Way to Assess Their Students for Graduation
May 11, 2007

Frustration Builds in N.J. Funding Debate
May 15, 2007

Seattle Defends ‘White Privilege’ Conference Trip
May 8, 2007

Vallas Named Chief of State-Run Schools in New Orleans
May 8, 2007

Benchmarks to Allow Urban School Districts To Track Business Side
May 1, 2007

Big Districts Improve Reading, Math Scores
April 13, 2007

Study Finds Outside Managers Raised State Scores in Phila.
April 17, 2007

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Pathways to a Diploma
April 10, 2007

Four Mass. Schools to Become 'Pilots'
April 3, 2007

Poll Finds Gaps in Outlooks of Teachers, Principals
April 3, 2007

Outside Interests
March 22, 2007

N.J. Educators Facing Charges
March 26, 2007

Easing Rules Over Schools Gains Favor
March 16, 2007

Exit Exams’ Effects on Teaching Studied
March 13, 2007

L.A. Board Race Hinges on Runoff
March 13, 2007

Boston to Allow 10 Schools to Switch to Later Start Times
March 13, 2007

Exit Exams' Effects On Teaching Studied
March 8, 2007

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An Advisory Advantage
March 6, 2007

Cleveland Takes Testing Message Door to Door
March 6, 2007

Keystone State to Weigh Hikes for Preschool and High School
February 13, 2007

Head of Boston School Board Won’t Lead Search for New Leader
February 12, 2007

Rivera Bows Out; Boston to Open New Hunt
January 30, 2007

Rivera Backs Out, Leaving Boston in Hunt For Superintendent
January 25, 2007

Governor Wages Battle for Control of Pa. District
January 23, 2007

N.Y.C. to Scrap Regions, Give Principals More Authority
January 19, 2007

Defense Dept. Settles Suit on Student-Recruiting Database
January 12, 2007

Property Taxes, School Funding Debate Form Backdrop for New Jersey Speech
January 17, 2007

Wash. State Student Shot, Killed at High School
January 9, 2007

Remediation for Exit-Exam Failure Proves Daunting
January 9, 2007

Debate Continues on Funding Formula
December 19, 2006

Property-Tax Issue Tops Education Year
December 19, 2006

Portland Teachers Petition District
December 19, 2006

N.J. Businesses Take Message Into Classrooms
December 19, 2006

Ed. Dept. Is Urged to Revisit Tutoring
December 5, 2006

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Getting Down to the Core
November 28, 2006

As Enrollment Drops, Ohio Districts Paring Plans for Construction
November 28, 2006

N.J. Panel Eyes Changes in School Funding
November 28, 2006

Senior N.Y.C. Teachers Would Earn $100,000 Under New Contract
November 13, 2006

Arbitrator Faults Buffalo District Over Switch to Single Insurer
October 31, 2006

Raising Bar in N.J. Includes Closing Test Loophole
October 17, 2006

On the Road for Better Ideas
October 17, 2006

School Improvement
October 17, 2006

Essential Supports for School Improvement Outlined
October 13, 2006

Boston Makes Offer Official
October 10, 2006

Rochester, N.Y., Schools Chief Picked for Top Job in Boston
October 3, 2006

Boston District Wins Broad Foundation’s Award
September 26, 2006

Making a Deal on Dade Schools
September 26, 2006

Role of Classroom Materials Debated After 9/11 TV Flap
September 19, 2006

Boston District Wins Broad Prize for Urban Education
September 19, 2006

Student Pressure Subject of Debate
September 12, 2006

Principals Get New Presence in Blogosphere
September 12, 2006

Cleveland Seeks Move From Zero
September 6, 2006

More Students Seen to Get NCLB Tutoring
August 29, 2006

3 Houston Schools Fight to Keep Doors Open
August 29, 2006

Department Expands NCLB Tutoring Pilot Programs
August 8, 2006

Software Program Aims to Combat Bullying
August 8, 2006

Chicago’s Small Schools See Gains, But Not on Tests
August 8, 2006

Regaining Lost Ground
August 8, 2006

Tutoring Reaching More Children, But Implementation Problems Persist
August 8, 2006

U.S. to Expand Pilots Offering Flexibility
On No Child Left Behind Tutoring
July 27, 2006

Schools Chief Search Off Schedule in Boston
July 19, 2006

Pennsylvania High School Project Stresses Rigor, Support
July 25, 2006

Parents File Suit Challenging Ban on Cellphones In N.Y.C.
July 25, 2006

Schools Are Winners Under New Pa. Budget
July 11, 2006

Pennsylvania Takes Second Shot at Cutting Property Taxes
July 11, 2006

N.Y.C. Schools Take Hard Line on Cellphones
July 10, 2006

Federal Officials to Probe Complaint Against N.Y.C. Small High Schools
July 11, 2006

Camden, N.J., District Switches Superintendents Amid Turmoil
July 11, 2006

Student Profile: Paul J. Jones
June 19, 2006

Student Profile: David A. Carter
June 19, 2006

Student Profile: Jasmine Titus
June 19, 2006

Student Profile: Sa’Brina Reeves
June 19, 2006

Student Profile: Sabrina Ratcliff
June 19, 2006

Student Profile: Abenet Tekeste
June 19, 2006

Student Profiles
June 19, 2006

Washington Test Data Rekindle Concerns Over Graduation Test
June 20, 2006

Phila. Unions to Create Apprenticeships for Students
June 13, 2006

Teachers College Donation to Fund Scholarships for Urban Teaching
June 13, 2006

Black, Hispanic Students Cite Problems in Their Schools
May 31, 2006

Dual Orleans Systems Grow in Storm’s Wake
June 6, 2006

Graduation Rates Lag for U.S. Black Males
June 6, 2006

Fewer Than Half of Black Males Graduate From High School on Time, Study Finds
June 5, 2006

N.J. Court Allows Aid Freeze in State’s Poorest Districts
May 23, 2006

Groups Accuse Fla. Districts of Harsh Discipline Approaches
May 2, 2006

Complaint Says Phila. District Slighting Parents’ NCLB Role
May 2, 2006

Hard Work, Frustration Mark Baltimore’s Patterson High
April 25, 2006

Holding Firm in Test Standoff
April 11, 2006

Reactions to School Climate Vary by Students’ Races
April 4, 2006

Budget Would Hold Line on N.J. School Spending
March 28, 2006

Panel Recommends Replacing N.J. School Building Agency
March 28, 2006

Urban Schools Continue Test-Score Gains, Report Finds
March 28, 2006

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Upward Journey
March 28, 2006

Small Schools Under Big Fire
March 21, 2006

Failed Breakup of H.S. in Denver Offering Lessons
March 10, 2006

Tutoring Firms, N.Y.C. School Employees Faulted in Probe
March 14, 2006

Phila. Leaders in Jobs Dust-up
March 6, 2006

H.S. Dropouts Say Lack of Motivation Top Reason to Quit
March 3, 2006

Tutoring Giant Regroups as Stock Price Sags
February 28, 2006

Extracurriculars Eyed to Combat Sectarianism
February 21, 2006

Race, Gender, and the Superintendency
February 17, 2006

Rendell: Stronger Schools for Stronger Workforce
February 14, 2006

In Minneapolis, School Chief’s Tenure Debated
February 7, 2006

Judge Orders Firing of Workers Delayed in New Orleans
February 7, 2006

Pension Payment Debated in Chicago
January 31, 2006

Chancellor Pledges Autonomy for Some N.Y.C. Schools
January 31, 2006

St. Louis Breaks Up Troubled H.S. at Midyear
January 24, 2006

Handbook Offers Advice to Mayors
January 24, 2006

Outgoing Governor Cites Progress
January 13, 2006

Phila. Students Advocate Changes in Test Procedures
January 17, 2006

New Orleans Panel Rethinks School System
January 10, 2006

Seats Likely to Be Rationed in Milwaukee Voucher Program
January 10, 2006

Property-Tax-Reform Question Persists in N.J.
January 10, 2006

N.J. State Board Backs Rewriting School Finance Formula
January 10, 2006

L.A. Mayor Steps Up Bid to Control Schools
January 3, 2006

Hartford Mayor Heads Board
January 3, 2006

U.S. Justice Department Allows Annexation of Texas District
December 30, 2005

N.J. Must Estimate Cost to Complete Facilities Projects
January 3, 2006

Pa. District’s Fate Debated in Court
December 13, 2005

N.Y.C. Schools Report Lower Rates of Graduation for Blacks, Latinos
December 13, 2005

Lawsuit Targets Management of Black Educators’ Group
December 13, 2005

Ed. Trust Examines ‘High Impact’ Schools
December 6, 2005

Buffalo Chief’s Remarks at Issue
December 6, 2005

New Orleans Reopens an Elementary School
December 6, 2005

Ed. Trust Examines ‘High Impact’ Schools
December 1, 2005

Car Allowances for Employees Probed in Dallas
November 29, 2005

New Orleans District Opening First School Since Hurricane
November 29, 2005

Report Blasts Teacher Hiring in City Districts
November 29, 2005

Union Contract Rules Prevent Hiring Best Teachers, Study Says
November 16, 2005

Chicago Eyes 16 New Schools
November 15, 2005

Interim S.F. Chief Selected to Take Over Next Spring
November 15, 2005

N.Y.C. Mayor’s Makeover of City Schools to Continue
November 15, 2005

Ed. Dept. Grants N.Y.C., Boston Waivers on NCLB Tutoring
November 15, 2005

Judge Rules New Orleans Board Must Revote on Charters
November 1, 2005

Worry Mounting Over New Orleans Schools
November 1, 2005

State Bars Company From NCLB Tutoring in 5 Chicago Schools
November 1, 2005

New Orleans Board Backs Charters as Governor Calls for Stepped-Up State Role
November 1, 2005

Crescent Wrench
November 11, 2005

Judge Calls Halt to New Orleans’ Charter School Plan
October 25, 2005

Some Fla. Tutoring Providers Disallowed
October 25, 2005

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Grading the Mayor
October 25, 2005

Fewer Chicago Pupils Receive NCLB Tutoring
October 25, 2005

Judge Temporarily Halts New Orleans Charter School Plan
October 20, 2005

New Orleans Adopts Plan for Charters
October 14, 2005

New Jersey Takes Steps to Hasten School Fixes
October 11, 2005

Success Graduating Black Males Earns Ohio Schools Praise
October 11, 2005

Divided New Orleans Board Debates Reopening Schools
September 23, 2005

Norfolk, Va., Wins Urban Education Prize
September 27, 2005

Needs of Displaced Students Emerge as Issue for Districts
September 16, 2005

Former Bronx President to Challenge Bloomberg
September 20, 2005

Federal Judge Strikes Down School-Led Pledge Recitations
September 20, 2005

N.Y.C. Pressed on Staffing Neediest Schools
September 13, 2005

Debating State Control
September 12, 2005

Citing ‘Incompatibility,’ S.F. Superintendent to Step Down in June
September 13, 2005

Anne Arundel County, Md., Schools Chief Resigns
September 13, 2005

Iowa Law Ends Use of Finger-Scan Technology
September 7, 2005

Ed. Dept. Allows Chicago to Provide NCLB Tutoring
September 7, 2005

District Faces Unprecedented Recovery Task
Updated: March 6, 2008

Ed. Dept. Allows Chicago to Continue NCLB Tutoring
September 1, 2005

Marches Aim to Link Black Fathers, Schools
August 30, 2005

Cleveland Budget Cuts Hurt Gains, Departing Schools Chief Laments
August 30, 2005

Pa. Governor Urges Probe of Chester-Upland District
August 30, 2005

N.Y.C. Testing for Promotion Is Extended to 7th Graders
August 30, 2005

KIPP Students Excel, Study Finds
August 15, 2005

Richmond, Va., Watchdog
August 9, 2005

Calif. Group Sues Over ‘Highly Qualified’ Label
August 9, 2005

Staff Investment Pays Dividends in Md. District
August 9, 2005

Crucial Levy Goes Down in Cleveland
August 9, 2005

Cleveland Chief Announces Departure Just Days After Major Levy Defeat
August 5, 2005

N.J. Panel Recommends Adding Abbott Districts
July 12, 2005

N.J. Panel Recommends Expanding Number of 'Special Needs' Districts
June 21, 2005

Guide Seeks New Clarity on Tutoring
June 21, 2005

Tutoring Effort Moves Forward Down Under
June 21, 2005

Illinois Tightens Policy on Supplemental-Service Providers
June 21, 2005

Illinois Board Tightens Policy Over Supplemental Service Providers
June 16, 2005

Keeping Overage Students in H.S. Proves Tough
June 14, 2005

Chicago District Offers Schools More Freedom From Rules
June 14, 2005

Majority of Pa. Districts Snub Rendell Tax-Relief Plan
June 14, 2005

Education Dept. Issues Guidance on Tutoring
June 14, 2005

The Color of the Play
June 7, 2005

Chester, Pa., Principal is Cleared of Charges of Sexual Misconduct
June 7, 2005

Effects of Mayoral School Control in N.Y.C. Under Scrutiny
June 7, 2005

Incoming L.A. Mayor Stumped for Oversight of Education System
May 24, 2005

Mayor-Elect of Los Angeles Pledges Focus on Education
Updated: December 28, 2006

New Jersey Pilot Effort Targets Needy High Schools
May 17, 2005

Court Holds Deadline Firm for Pa. Property-Tax Measure
May 10, 2005

‘No Child’ Critique Is Music to Their Ears
May 10, 2005

Urban Districts Create ‘Subsets’ of Schools
May 10, 2005

New Jersey
May 3, 2005

Pennsylvania
May 3, 2005

N.J. Gets Aid Complaint
May 3, 2005

Tutoring Comes Under Review in Congress
May 3, 2005

Phila. District Asks Edison to Manage More Schools
May 3, 2005

N.Y.C. Educator Faces Dismissal Over Treatment of Haitian Students
May 3, 2005

House Committee Scrutinizes Tutoring Services Under NCLB
April 27, 2005

Lack of Academic Benefits in After-School Effort Affirmed
April 26, 2005

Ed. Dept. Sued Over D.C. Voucher Documents
April 26, 2005

Critics Question Use of Offshore Firms for Online Tutoring
April 19, 2005

Barrels of Ink
April 19, 2005

Pennsylvania Governor, School Boards in Taxing Tussle
April 12, 2005

Edison Poised to Leave Chester, Pa., Schools Early
April 12, 2005

Training Focuses on Teachers’ Expectations
April 5, 2005

State Review Panel Weighs in on Progress of Phila. Schools
April 5, 2005

Former Boy Scouts Official Admits To Child-Pornography Charge
April 5, 2005

Urban Districts Report Steady Academic Gains
April 5, 2005

Del. Charter Schools Get Solid Report Card
March 29, 2005

Los Angeles Deal Reached
March 29, 2005

N.J. Watchdog to Review Construction Contracts
March 22, 2005

Charter Plans Dropped
March 22, 2005

States Wrestle With How to Evaluate Tutoring
March 22, 2005

Urban Reviews Take Close Look at Instruction
March 15, 2005

Private Tutoring Firm Ousted From 7 Chicago Schools
March 15, 2005

Minn. Students’ Anti-War Effort Fuels Web Rumors
March 8, 2005

State-Run Pa. District Battles Host of Woes
March 1, 2005

New Leaders Group to Train Principals in Baltimore
March 1, 2005

Poll on N.Y.C. Schools
March 1, 2005

Private Consultants Tapped to Advise Phila. High Schools
February 23, 2005

State Faults 3 Charter Proposals From Buffalo
February 23, 2005

Pennsylvania
February 15, 2005

Philadelphia Lands Grant for Principal-Training Effort
February 15, 2005

Miami District to Study H.S. Courses With Eye to Addressing Inequities
February 8, 2005

Chicago, Ed. Dept. Settle Tutoring Dispute
February 8, 2005

Charter Reprieve
February 8, 2005

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One Subject at a Time
February 1, 2005

San Diego Board Shortens Superintendent’s Contract
February 1, 2005

Chicago Board Moves to Scale Down Schools
February 1, 2005

N.J. Law-Enforcement Officers to Inspect Schools for Safety
January 25, 2005

California Charter Teacher Denies Sexual Relationships With Students
January 25, 2005

Panel to View Detroit Schools as ‘Blank Canvas’
January 25, 2005

No-Shows Vex Camden Board
January 19, 2005

Teacher’s Arrest Imperils Charter School
January 19, 2005

New Jersey
January 19, 2005

Denver Teenager Dies After Cafeteria Stabbing
January 11, 2005

A Level Playing Field
January 4, 2005

Gaming Dominates State’s 2004 Session
January 4, 2005

Lawmakers Adopt K-12 Spending Limits
January 4, 2005

Chicago Resisting Federal Directive on NCLB Tutoring
January 4, 2005

Summer in the City
December 27, 2004

Foundation Tackles Black Males’ School Woes
December 7, 2004

N.J. Panel to Weigh In on Constitutional Convention
November 30, 2004

Black Males Lagging on Graduation Rates
November 30, 2004

Teenagers Shot Outside Philadelphia High School
November 30, 2004

Robberies of Students’ Laptops Bedevil Police in Florida Town
November 30, 2004

Chicago Agrees to Provide More Money for Small Schools
November 23, 2004

After-School Programs Must Engage Interests, Parents, Students Say
November 23, 2004

Decision Appealed
November 16, 2004

Pupil Loss Hits District in Arizona
November 16, 2004

Secretary Confirmed
November 16, 2004

E-Mails Probe School Leaders’ Private Lives
November 16, 2004

Web Site Using Romer’s Name Barred From Displaying Porn
November 16, 2004

N.J. Alliance Launches Petition Drive for School Choice
November 9, 2004

Military-Academy Plan Draws Fire in Chicago
November 9, 2004

Residency Rules
November 2, 2004

Seattle Schools Target Inequities
November 2, 2004

Student-Designed Poll Shows Teenagers Feel Lack of Adult Interest
November 2, 2004

Lawsuit Charges N.Y.C. Schools With Denying Students Transfers
October 26, 2004

Chicago Mayor’s Plan for New Schools Hits Snag Over Finances
October 26, 2004

Idaho Charter School Refuses Lottery Money on Ethical Grounds
October 19, 2004

Measure Would Strike Segregation From Ala. Constitution
October 19, 2004

N.J. School Administrators Take Aim at Budget-Cap Law
October 12, 2004

Panel Urges Balance in Peer-Review Process
October 12, 2004

Buffalo Board Rejects Charter Moratorium
October 8, 2004

Urban Education Prize Goes to Garden Grove, Calif.
October 1, 2004

N.Y.C. to Retain Low-Scoring 5th Graders
September 20, 2004

Displaced Students Enrolled in New Charter Schools
September 20, 2004

Elite Virginia Magnet School Revises Admissions Policy
September 22, 2004

Chicago Policy Changes Fuel Lower Retention Rates
September 22, 2004

Urban Education
October 1, 2004

Collective Bargaining Bumping Up Against No Child Left Behind Law
September 20, 2004

Calif. District Delays Policy on College-Prep Classes
September 22, 2004

Philadelphia Cheers Better Test Scores
October 5, 2004

Urban Odyssey
October 6, 2004

Mixed Messages
April 14, 2004

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