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Forget your growth models and primary politics.  Scott Elliott goes where the real action is this week with his post Spears prompts national sex talk.

The Education PR blog goes with another slice of contemporania:  Dear admissions officer: Please click here.  Clean up those MySpace profiles before submitting college apps, folks.

Over at Edweek.org, The Hoff notes that Bush Sees Bipartisan Commitment to NCLB.

A look at the recent Republican debate leads Schools For Tomorrow to ask for A teaspoon of moderation, please on choice issues. 

Mike from EIA riffs on one Republican candidate in particular: Is Huckabee Triangulating on Education?

How can a school be dangerous and successful, asks Joanne Jacobs:  Dangerous ‘A’ school.  Not even NCLB has been able to pull that one off, far as I know.

Low performing schools are all staying in a new performance pay program in NYC, notes InsideSchools.org: Moving into phase two. What's with that?  Maybe they think they're likely to get paid better at those schools.

Should there be more, or less, standardized testing,  questions TQATE: The Testing Quandary.