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Archive for February, 2009

Autism Ruling Blow for Activists

Although a special federal court has rejected claims that vaccines cause autism, the decision is not likely to tamp down the assertion.

Public Weighs In on NAEP Testing of Special Populations

A hearing was hosted by the National Assessment Governing Board on recommendations it plans to make for including English-language learners and students with disabilities.

Spec. Ed. Advocates Making To-Do List for Duncan

Regulations for young children and the use of restraints are top concerns.

Sex-Bias Remedies Upheld

The Supreme Court rules that Title IX is not the only law to apply in discrimination cases.

Va. High School Accreditation to Use Test Scores, Grad Rates

Virginia’s public schools will soon be measured by both test scores and graduation rates, under an enhanced accountability plan state education officials approved last week.

AYP Rules Skew Schools’ Results, Study Concludes

A Report’s Forgotten Message: Mobilize

“The tragedy of A Nation at Risk is that those who were roused to action by the language of crisis got only half the report’s message: the need for school standards,” writes David S. Seeley.

N.Y.C. Test Sizes Up ELLs With Little Schooling

Believed to be a national first, the diagnostic test is designed to assess the academic needs of ELLs with interrupted formal education.

Idaho Ed. Board to Cut Fall Testing Again

Study: Academic Standards Vary Across States

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