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NJ Spotlight--To Get a Sense of Trump’s Education Policies, Look No Further than Christie

Teachers union, Democratic leaders argue that Trump’s ‘bully’ culture perfectly aligns with Christie’s treatment of NJ teachers

What exactly is Donald Trump’s education platform? Democrats are hoping voters look to New Jersey and Gov. Chris Christie to find out.

In a campaign defined so far by sound bites and histrionics, it has been anyone’s guess as to what the now-presumptive Republican presidential nominee has in mind when it comes to federal education policy, among any number of issues.

http://www.njspotlight.com/stories/16/05/05/to-get-a-sense-of-trump-s-education-policies-look-no-further-than-christie/

John Mooney | May 6, 2016

Education Week: Survey: Principals, Superintendents Still Familiarizing Themselves With ESSA

For some Beltway policy wonks and advocates, it may seem like a long time ago since President Barack Obama signed the Every Student Succeeds Act last December. But for many principals and superintendents, the new law's details seem to be taking awhile to fully sink in.

On Thursday, our colleague Catherine Gewertz wrote up the findings of a survey about testing commissioned by the Northwest Evaluation Association and conducted by Gallup Education. The survey focused on the attitudes of principals and superintendents as well as parents about assessment—but for those curious about how folks feel about ESSA, there's fodder in the findings as well. 

Let's look at how familiar principals and superintendents feel they are with the new federal education law:

http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/campaign-k-12/2016/05/survey_principals_superintende.html

By Andrew Ujifusa on May 5, 2016 12:50 PM