- Michael Alison Chandler
Michael Alison Chandler is an education reporter at the Washington Post. She was a 2001 Coro fellow in Public Affairs in San Francisco and a 2010 Fulbright fellow in Seoul, Korea where she studied education reform in one of the world’s highest performing systems. She is a graduate of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. She joined the Post in 2005.
Montgomery school employees set to get raise
Montgomery County public school employees can look forward to their first raise in three years under a tentative budget deal announced Monday.
Today’s math vocabulary exposes generational divide
As the nation strives to increase the rigor of math instruction, educators are cleaning up their math vocabulary.
Congrats to the Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teachers in Maryland
The recognition goes to 21 teachers each spring, nominated by local school districts and private schools for their initiative, creativity and professionalism.
Blake High Gay-Straight Alliance sends tolerance message
Blake High School’s Gay-Straight Alliance won a national award this week for leadership. The group’s “Allie the Ally” doll is spreading message of tolerance around the world.
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- Montgomery, Prince George’s and Baltimore superintendents ask lawmakers to restore education funding during special session
- Free Internet lessons challenge textbook market for public schools
- Story alleges cheating at Silver Spring’s Highland Elementary School; Montgomery officials say gains came from hard work, proven strategies
- Starr advocates for renewed focus on ‘soft skills’ during third book club
- Delaware schools chief appointed Maryland superintendent
- Maryland names Delaware schools chief as new superintendent
- Montgomery Superintendent Joshua Starr sharpens critique of national reforms
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