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Educational Leadership
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Leadership within education is always a challenge, but in the rapidly changing technology landscape we now work in, it seems even more daunting. I've collected some interesting reflections on educational leadership here. Enjoy!
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Peter Mellow
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The Trump administration can’t just set a timeline without committing to the necessary work to ensure the health and safety of students, teachers and their families. 
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Unable to attend the discussion, the high school journalists in Lexington, Ky., penned an editorial condemning the education secretary, writing, "We are student journalists who wanted to cover an event in our community featuring the Secretary of Education, but ironically, we couldn’t get in without an invitation."
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The education secretary is working hard to protect the scandal-ridden for-profit education industry from accountability.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, in her most drastic move to deregulate for-profit colleges, announced she would end a rule to force them to prove the gainful employment of their graduates.
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Students at St. Cornelius Catholic School in Chadds Ford, Pa., were given the protective shields on Monday.
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Trump’s education department under Betsy Devos has weakened oversight of for-profit colleges in a move that stands to hurt taxpayers and also black and brown students.
Peter Mellow's insight:
Thanks to @GailOMellow for link.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos made clear even before taking office last year that she was more interested in protecting the companies that are paid by the government to collect federal student loan payments than in helping borrowers who have been driven into financial ruin by those same companies.
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As Betsy DeVos made her way around Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., where a gunman killed 17 students and teachers last month, a small group of student journalists grew increasingly frustrated at each question they say the controversial U.S. Secretary of Education seemed to dodge.
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The United Negro College Fund has been among the most vocal critics of Obama-era student borrower protections, saying they threaten the viability of its 37 member institutions.
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The education secretary, who’s been accused of wanting to privatize public education, gave a university commencement speech in a city whose district schools are struggling to stay afloat.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said the department will end the Obama Administration's guidance for handling cases of campus sex assault
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They are suing Education Secretary DeVos over her decision to suspend rules meant to protect students from abuses by for-profit colleges.
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US universities must hold hearings on campus sexual assault claims where alleged victims and attackers can be cross-examined, according to federal guidelines.
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A Washington federal court judge on Wednesday ruled the department’s postponement of the so-called Borrower Defense rule was procedurally improper.
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If Betsy DeVos persists with this misfire, Congress should step in.
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A former for-profit lobbyist turned department staffer scheduled meetings to discuss two regulations overseeing these institutions—rules that are now being rolled back.
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The education secretary told senators that the group isn’t tasked with studying the role of firearms in campus violence.
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The education secretary's visit to New York evinces her lack of curiosity.
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In her 60 Minutes interview, the education secretary failed to convince policy scholars that she’d improved her understanding of the issues. “I found [the interview] to be somewhere between disappointing and disturbing,” said Claire Smrekar, an associate professor of public policy and education at Vanderbilt University whose research focuses include school choice. “It just demonstrates—again—an appalling lack of understanding of some public fundamental principles and practices related to public education.”
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Performant Financial Corp. was one of two firms selected Thursday by the U.S. Department of Education to help the agency collect overdue student loans. The deal with could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The guidance documents helped parents and educators understand student's rights under the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act.
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Advocates for the accused see an opening to do away with an approach that they argue has led colleges to conduct biased investigations that label innocent students as rapists.
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