The Daily Report Card: Could Indiana Have Avoided Deep Education Cuts?
Official: State was warned about tax collections – Times of Northwest Indiana “A Democratic member of the state’s budget forecasting group believes the state could have discovered a massive budgeting problem two years ago, potentially avoiding deep cuts to education.” (nwitimes.com)
—Indiana Economic Digest
Greenfield-Central schools changes public participation policy – Indiana Economic Digest Anyone who wants to speak before the board will have to meet with the superintendent first. (indianaeconomicdigest.net)
What It’s Really Like to Be a Poor Black Kid – The Atlantic Wire …and why “white middle-aged Forbes contributors” shouldn’t claim to know, Rebecca Greenfield writes. (theatlanticwire.com)
When Publicly-Funded Schools Don’t Act Like Public Schools – The Quick & The Ed Education Sector reacts to an investigative report by our colleagues at StateImpact Florida. (The Quick and the Ed)
Why Do Our Rich Kids Rank 23rd in Math? – Amanda Ripley Get ready for a lot of scrolling down… (amandaripley.com)
Bourff’s proposal: Shut 3 elementaries – Richmond Palladium-Item The Richmond schools have been bleeding students for a decade. (Palladium Item)