Education

Phoenix Takes a Nosedive: Major For-Profit College Accreditation in Jeopardy

By Sarah Pavlus / American Independent News Network

The University of Phoenix, with 300,000 attendees nationwide, is the biggest for-profit college in the U.S. If it loses accreditation, financial aid will dry up for its students.

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What the Looming NYC School-Bus Strike Can Teach Us About the Real Impact of 'Austerity'

By Molly Knefel / AlterNet

A Model T Education: Public Schooling on the Assembly Line

By Adam Bessie / Daily Censored

A Tool to Rebuild Our Teachers Unions

By Brian Chidester / Socialist Worker

"The Longer I Teach, the Less Certain I Am of What I Know"

By Robert Jensen / New Left Project

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What Passes for Education In America Is Often Just Indoctrination

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Education

How Anonymous Hacking Exposed Steubenville High School Rape Case

Kristen Gwynne / AlterNet

The Users of the University

Jordan Fraade / Dissent Magazine

Homeless in Suburbia

David McKay Wilson / Teaching Tolerance

Are Students Needlessly Giving Away Personal Information During Their College Hunt?

Julie Margetta Morgan / Center for American Progress

What Progressives Can Learn From Public Education’s ‘Fiscal Cliff’

Jeff Bryant / Campaign for America's Future

High School Student Arrested for Doodling?

Natasha Lennard / Salon

Noam Chomsky on How He Found His Calling

Michael Kasenbacher / New Left Project

The Cruelty of Making a Grieving Father Wait Four Years to Settle His Dead Son's Debts

Marian Wang / ProPublica

NYC Mayoral Candidate Wants City to Pay College Tuition for Top High School Grads

Philissa Cramer / Gotham Schools

Armed Guards in Schools? The NRA Wants a Police State

Robert Parry / Consortium News

California May Integrate Apps in Environmental Curriculum

Alyssa Figueroa / AlterNet

Confronting Campus Racism

Lucian Villasenor / Socialist Worker

The War Against Teachers

Henry A. Giroux / TruthOut.org

The Brave Teachers Who Lost Their Lives at Sandy Hook Offer a Stark Contrast to the Assault on Their Profession

Andrew Lam / New America Media

The Everyday Heroism of Our Nation's Teachers

Jessie B. Ramey / Yinzercation

Florida Sought To Disenfranchise College Students In 2012 Election, Lawmaker Admits

Aviva Shen / Think Progress

Unionized Teachers, So Vilified By the Right, Are the Heroes of Sandy Hook

Laura Clawson / Daily Kos Labor

Do You Feel Safe Here? A Teacher Reacts to Sandy Hook

Molly Knefel / AlterNet

"They're All Our Children"

Paul L. Thomas, Ed.D. / Daily Kos

Today We Mourn

Diane Ravitch / DianeRavitch.net

Why You Can Kiss Public Education (and the Middle Class) Goodbye

Thom Hartmann, Sam Sacks / Thomhartmann.com

Get Ready For America’s Next ‘Education Crisis’

Jeff Bryant / Campaign for America's Future

Texas School District Investigates Muslim Bias in School, Finds Christian Bias Instead

Tara Lohan / AlterNet

Why Are Students at Military Base Schools Out-Achieving Their Civilian Peers?

s.e. smith / AlterNet

What Real School Reform Looks Like

Paul L. Thomas, Ed.D. / The Charlotte Observer

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