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1) Is the stimulus a road to nowhere? By: Scott Stephens See More Stories by this author.
<p><img height="178" alt="" width="600" align="top" border="0" style="WIDTH: 422px; HEIGHT: 121px" src="/assets/20100105/images/catalystBUSimage.jpg" /></p> <p><span style="COLOR: #000000">Public education advocates are delighted to see $100 billion in federal stimulus money go to the nation’s schools, right? </span></p> <p><span style="COLOR: #000000">Not necessarily.</span></p>
Published: January, 2010

2) Catalyst Ohio: Why now is the time to expand our coverage to more urban districts By: Charlise Lyles See More Stories by this author.
Nine years ago when <i>Catalyst Cleveland </i>launched, the beleaguered Cleveland schools had arrived at what was recognized as a pivotal moment. An era of new governance, new leadership, and a slow, painful rehabilitation from a state takeover had begun.
Published: September, 2007

4) Is the district moving too fast to open boys schools? By: Piet van Lier See More Stories by this author.
Posted July 15, 2007 -- With slightly more than six weeks to go before the district plans to open four single-gender schools, principals had not been hired for the two all-boys schools, no teachers were on board at any of the schools, and recruitment of students had yet to begin.
Published: July, 2007

6) Needed: clear curriculum, better teacher prep By: Stephanie Klupinski See More Stories by this author.
Chaotic lessons and teachers who lack strong content knowledge stunt math achievement here <br /> and elsewhere. In Ohio, some debate whether state standards are part of the problem.
Published: February, 2007

7) Dunbar principal gets creative By: Stephanie Klupinski See More Stories by this author.
While professional development gets little traction, flexible teaching assignments <br /> put the best teachers in front of students
Published: February, 2007

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