Education Policy Center

Watching Student Data Privacy Issue Means Not Watching Student Data 0
- EDUCATION - Blogs
- March 27, 2014
Let the truth be known, I have a larger online footprint than your average youngster. There’s plenty you can glean about Eddie just from this site, including that I’m a fictional longtime 5-year-old who likes Legos, football, and video games; considers myself an exceptionally gifted blogger; and has a unique obsession with keeping an eye […]
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03/25/14 0
- EDUCATION - Newsletters
- March 25, 2014
Education Policy Center Newsletter March 25, 2014
In this issue
— DeGrow to Serve on New Online Education Task Force
— Families Join School Choice Week Celebration
— Center Responds to Union’s Anti-Reform Lawsuit
— Financial Issues Top Education’s Legislative Agenda
— Douglas County Report Sent Statewide
— Vigilant Eddie Blogs as 2014 Gets Underway
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Opponents’ Best Shot? Maybe Thompson Should Look at Innovating Educator Pay 0
- EDUCATION - Blogs, EDUCATION - Teachers
- March 25, 2014
A month ago my Education Policy Center friend Ben DeGrow wrote a Greeley Tribune op-ed, explaining that some local school board leaders have picked up the ball dropped by state lawmakers and are making progress on rewarding top-notch educators. He noted work going on in Jefferson County, Mesa 51, and Adams 12. But based on […]
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Colo. Digital Learning Policy Alternate Route Gives Some Spring Break Hope 0
- EDUCATION - Blogs
- March 24, 2014
Have you ever tried to plan a trip to an important new destination? Maybe it was a long road trip for SPRING BREAK or a family vacation or a visit to an old friend who moved to a new town. You program your GPS, or at least make a search on Google Maps first. (Back […]
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