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Education
6:30 am
Thu May 2, 2013

Student Test Scores Used to Measure Teacher Training

 

Investigative journalism site The Lens features a story by Sarah Carr today. Carr looks at a Louisiana program that uses student test scores to evaluate teacher training programs. The education reporter sat down with WWNO's Eve Troeh to talk about her latest work, which Carr says could transform teacher training in Louisiana and across the nation.

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WRKF
10:50 am
Thu April 25, 2013

Lawmakers Endorse Delay of Teacher Evaluation Consequences

The House Education Committee has agreed to a proposal that would delay the disciplinary effects of a new teacher evaluation system for another year while school districts work out any kinks.

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Andre Perry Commentary
4:54 pm
Fri April 19, 2013

Meeting the Diverse Needs of Learners

WRKF
9:36 am
Fri April 19, 2013

Southeast School District In Baton Rouge Tries Again

Originally published on Mon April 22, 2013 8:52 am

The slice of east Baton Rouge between Interstates 10 and 12 may be a step closer to seeing its own school district.

A constitutional amendment that would have funded the district failed to pass in the House last year. The same measure passed through the Senate Education committee Thursday without much debate.

Parents that live from Inniswold to Shenndoah testified that they just want to make schools safer and more academically successful for their children, like Norman Browning, president of the pro-breakaway group ‘Local Schools for Local Children.’

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Education
6:26 am
Fri April 19, 2013

Limited-English Students Lack Services At New Orleans Schools

In a report out today, New Orleans students from Vietnamese and Latino families say they are not getting the resources they need at school. The Vietnamese American Young Leaders Association (VAYLA) surveyed 100 students across six schools and collected stories from students and their families. It found a lack of services for Limited-English speakers.

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WRKF
5:56 am
Wed April 17, 2013

School Counselor, Librarian Mandates to Stand

The state's top school board has dropped plans to do away with requirements for counselors and librarians at public schools.

The Dept. of Education had recommended the change as part of a continuing push to give more flexibility to local administrators. The reversal came as a surprise to the dozens of critics who flocked to the BESE meeting to voice impassioned opposition Tuesday.

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Community
8:31 am
Tue April 16, 2013

Community Impact Series: LPO Educational Outreach

Credit LPO

How music education, delivered by the region's professional orchestra, is helping young students tap their own creative potential.

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