Morning Announcements: June 18, 2010

An editorial in the New York Times calls for states to develop clear, well-publicized antifraud policies to prevent educators fromMorning Announcements altering student test scores.

A new program in Georgia allows high school juniors and seniors to work towards their diploma while earning credits toward a college degree.

The Wall Street Journal ran an op-ed today on the troubles with teacher tenure written by the director of the University of Chicago Urban Education Institute. And on that same topic, the Washington Post ran an op-ed by a Stanford teacher program graduate about negotiating reasonable terms to evaluate teachers based on student results. 

A study tracking students from the Houston Independent School District shows that only 15 percent of ninth-graders go on to earn a college diploma within four years of graduating from high school.

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