- Bill Turque
- Reporter
Bill Turque came to The Post as an editor on the Maryland staff in 2002 after 15 years at Newsweek,where he covered the White House and national politics. He covered Fairfax County government before taking over the D.C. schools beat in April 2008. He’s also worked at The Kansas City Star and The Dallas Times Herald.
DCPS steps into blended learning
Kramer Middle School in Southeast D.C., one of the city’s lowest performing schools, will try a new approach to teaching with half of its academic program delivered through on-line courses.
D.C. teacher assessment could change
The District weighs a proposal to decrease the importance of standardized tests in its ratings.
ISO: Charter school special ed parents
I’d like to hear about your experiences, negative and positive. I’m especially interested in speaking to families who feel they’ve been discouraged from enrolling or “counseled out.”
NCLB waiver bid stalled by U.S. because of chronic concerns
Federal agency cites District’s poor handling of U.S. grants, difficulty complying with special education laws.
- OSSE report: District pays at least $10 million to educate non-resident students
- At Meyer awards, teachers who answered the call
- How is DCPS paying for ‘What’s Possible’?
- DCPS, union reach accord on teacher retirement
- NCLB waiver docs to be released by Friday
- D.C. may give neighborhood families preference in charter school admissions
- Neighborhood admissions preference for charter schools to be studied
- BASIS high school places in U.S. News & World Report’s top 10
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