For those of you interested in the federal reauthorization of ESEA (the Elementary and Secondary Education Act), Michael Petrilli’s single table predicts which provisions are almost sure to be eliminated, are up in the air, and will survive.

• Education Secretary Arne Duncan to outline education priorities and defend testing

  The Washington Post | January 9, 2015

• Obama to Call for Laws Covering Data Hacking and Student Privacy

  The New York Times | January 15, 2015

• ESEA reauthorization explained in a single table

  EducationNext | January 5, 2015

• No need for secrecy in debating public education

  The News & Observer | January 11, 2015

• Our View: State school plans improved on after criticisms

  The Fayetteville Observer | January 12, 2015

• Silicon Valley Turns Its Eye to Education

  The New York Times | January 11, 2015

• NCLB Rewrite Could Target Mandate on Annual Tests

  Education Week | January 9, 2015

• President Obama’s community college proposal doesn’t make the grade

  The Washington Post | January 11, 2015

• Wake County school board to discuss middle school grading scale and eastern Wake high schools

  Wake Ed Blog | January 12, 2015

• $41.6 million requested to replace two Winston-Salem schools a 'guarantee'

  Winston-Salem Journal | January 11, 2015

• Editorial: STEM initiatives promising

  The Greenville Daily Reflector | January 10, 2015

• New Hanover schools picked as digital learning study site

  The Wilmington Star News | January 11, 2015

• Wake schools right to raise aim on graduation

  The News & Observer | January 11, 2015

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