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    • Key Initiative Of 'No Child' Under Federal Investigation

      Posted by Jeff from Washington Post

      One official, Roland H. Good III, said his company made $1.3 million off a reading test, known as DIBELS, that was endorsed by a Reading First evaluation panel he sat on. Good, who owns half the company, Dynamic Measurement Group, told the committee that he donated royalties from the product to the University of Oregon, where he is an associate professor.

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    • She Found Abuses in U.S. Plan for Reading

      Posted by Jeff from New York Times

      No mention of Neil Bush here but I think he's tied into this: She has also emerged as something of a giant-killer. With relentless sleuthing, she has become one of several whistle-blowers who uncovered evidence of conflicts of interest and favoritism in the Bush administration’s $6 billion Reading First program.

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