For whom do the (wedding) bells toll? (Washington Post Reliable Source)
When a university says “Everything is on the table” during budget cuts, could that possibly mean athletics? (San Francisco Chronicle)
Is it time for an Office of Consumer Protection—for higher ed? (American Progress)
Where are they raising entry standards for new teachers? (Hint: entrants will need higher grades in maths.) (London Independent)
Teachers at Work: Improving Teacher Quality Through School Design
In this new Education Sector report, Senior Policy Analyst Elena Silva highlights promising models of school design and calls for a new approach to addressing the teacher quality challenge in public education.
This Education Sector Explainer builds on the 2007 report
Moving Targets: What It Now Means To Make 'Adequate Yearly Progress' Under NCLB
States' Evidence: What It Means to Make 'Adequate Yearly Progress' Under NCLB. It is an up-to-date resource for evaluating each state's annual benchmarks through the 2009–10 school year and how those benchmarks have changed over time.
11/30/09 | An Education Week news article by Debra Viadero announces that Kevin Carey has been recruited by IES to offer advice on an evaluation plan of ARRA education funding.
11/24/09 | A new Center for American Progress policy memo uses teacher survey results from Waiting To Be Won Over.
11/20/09 | Kevin Carey appeared on CNN to discuss the astronomical fee increase hitting University of California students. 
11/18/09 | Inside Higher Ed reports on a recent AEI event on increasing accountability in higher education at which Kevin Carey called for regional accreditation to be replaced by a national system.