Archive for the ‘Schools’ Category
Which Prof Has the Most Impact on Debates Over Schools? There’s a Ranking for That
John O. Harney
January 4, 2012
The academic who contributed the most to...
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College Board and NCSL Issue Strategies on Boosting Completion
Monnica Chan
December 20, 2011
Policies to foster college completion in...
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New Enrollment Data Show NE College Student Pop. Nears Million Mark, But Region’s Share of US Total Dips
John O. Harney
December 19, 2011
New England's public and private nonprofit...
Read MoreRoss Gittell Named NH Community College Chancellor
John O. Harney
December 12, 2011
Trustees of the Community College System...
Read MoreTags: Comings and Goings, Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH), New England Economic Partnership, Ross Gittell, University of New Hampshire | No Comments
DC Shuttle: Obama Meets with University Presidents on College Costs
The New England Council
December 12, 2011
On Dec. 5, President Obama held a meeting...
Read MoreTags: college affordability and productivity, DC Shuttle, federal education policy, Lumina Foundation for Education, New England Council | No Comments
Mass. OKs Casinos, Redistricting, Transgender Equality; Mass. and R.I. Reform Pensions
Carolyn Morwick
December 6, 2011
After decades of debate, the Massachusetts...
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DC Shuttle: HELP Committee Advances Reforms to No Child Left Behind
The New England Council
October 24, 2011
On Thursday, the Senate Health, Education,...
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DC Shuttle: Congress Still Trying to Fix No Child Left Behind
The New England Council
October 18, 2011
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions...
Read MoreTags: charter school, DC Shuttle, Department of Education, federal education policy, HELP Committee, National Education Association, New England Council, No Child Left Behind (NCLB), Obama administration, Race to the Top | No Comments
Conn. Gov. Malloy to Speak at Conference on Growing Economic Divide and Implications for Ed
John O. Harney
August 17, 2011
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy will be among...
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Jobs, Jobs, Jobs: NEBHE Collaborates with New England HERC to Introduce Constantly Refreshing “Joblink” for Higher Ed
Jennifer M. Ivers and John O. Harney
August 15, 2011
As part of its mission to tie higher education...
Read MoreTags: Jennifer M. Ivers, jobs, John O. Harney, NE HERC, New England Higher Education Recruitment Consortium | No Comments
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