election 2012

November 2012 Education Insider: Election Impact, Sequestration, Federal Policy, and Testing

November 15, 2012

This month's Education Insider survey includes both pre-election and post-election questions regarding the election's impact on state policy, sequestration, and testing. Read more
October 2012 Education Insider: Chicago Teachers Union Strike & The First Presidential Debate

October 9, 2012

What does the first president debate mean for education policy? Read more
Insider Insight on Paul Ryan

August 22, 2012

Education Insiders provide their input on the selection of Paul Ryan for Republican vice presidential candidate. Read more
August 2012 Education Insider: Presidential Election

August 16, 2012

This month's survey asked our Insiders to interpret what each presidential candidate's election might mean for education. Read more
Education Insider: Common Core, RTT-D, and Student Loans

June 27, 2012

This month’s survey focused on David Coleman's new role with the College Board and what it might mean for the Common Core State Standards; Race to the Top for Districts (RTT-D); and Student Loans. Read more
Legislative and Gubernatorial Election Round Up

By Neal Urwitz

November 9, 2012

Whiteboard Advisors has produced two election reviews -- one focusing on Gubernatorial races, and another focusing on State Legislature and Congressional races. Read more
Tony Bennett and PARCC Ping Pong

By Jenna Schuette Talbot

November 9, 2012

As it stands, the PARCC assessment consortia will place significant responsibility in the hands of a state chief that ran on a platform opposed to the Common Core. Read more
Election Update: What Nov 6 Means for Education

By Jenna Schuette Talbot

November 7, 2012

Yesterday brought both exciting wins and disappointing losses for education across the country. Here are the headliners. Read more
State Election Preview: Races that Matter for Education

By Ben Wallerstein

November 5, 2012

Although the Presidential race is of course garnering all of the media attention, control of state legislatures and governors offices may very well have a bigger – and certainly more immediate impact – on education policy in years to come. Read more
The Debate: Obama, Romney Not Far Apart on ED Funding

By David DeSchryver

October 5, 2012

What did we learn about education policy in the first presidential debate this week? The candidates aren't so different on funding issues. Read more

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