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RNC Common Core Resolution Indicts Jeb Bush and Florida’s Republican Policy-Makers
I find every read of the Republican National Committee’s resolution against Common Core State Standards (CCSS) more stunning than the last. Beyond the “on-size-fits-all” criticism are supporting details so condemning that they cannot be walked back now that they’re out. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Jindal, CCSS, Chiefs for Change, common core standards, database, DOE, education, education reform, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida governor, florida republicans, florida school reform bill, Florida schools, Jeb Bush, John White, rick scott, RNC Resolution Against CCSS, SB 878, tony bennett
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Florida’s School Choice Crowd Buses in Kids on a School Day for Political Rally
In response to a questions from a colleague during yesterday’s Parent Trigger senate hearing, bill sponsor Kelli Stargel seem to bristle when she corrected a senate colleague by insisting that charter schools are public schools. Why so touchy? Stargel’s not alone. Consider … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron bean, Andy Bean, Anitere Flores, charter schools, charter schools in florida, education, education reform, Florida, florida education reform bill, florida governor, florida school reform bill, Florida students, Janet adkins, John Legg, kelli stargel, Parent trigger, School Choice, tony bennett
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Gaetz Says No to Scott’s Teacher Pay Raises
Not that anyone really felt that Scott’s political ploy had a chance, it was going to be interesting to see the end game of it’s dispatch. Senate president Don Gaetz took care of that yesterday. From the Orlando Sentinel: Senate President … Continue reading
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Tagged charter schools, charter schools in florida, DOE, don gaetz, education, education reform, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida governor, Jeb Bush, merit pay, rick scott, sb736, teacher pay raises, teacher unions, teachers, testing
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Do Florida Republican Lawmakers Revere or Fear Jeb Bush?
Few pundits have been willing to say publicly that the current chaos of Florida’s education accountability systems is of Jeb Bush’s doing. But Palm Beach Post writer Jac Versteeg has done just that this morning. Former Gov. Jeb Bush has … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, charter schools, charter schools in florida, common core standards, education, education reform, FCAT, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida governor, florida republicans, florida school reform bill, Florida schools, Jeb Bush, PARCC, Parent trigger, school grades, teacher
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The Flawed Assumptions and Intentions of Florida’s Education Accountability System
It’s not certain where the most recent work of the Shanker Institute’s Matt DiCarlo will take the debate on Florida’ education accountability system. DiCarlo weighed in on Florida Senate president Don Gaetz comment (here and here) that Florida’s entire education accountability system was … Continue reading
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Tagged A Nation at Risk, A-Plus, Charlie Crist, charter schools, charter schools in florida, don gaetz, education, education reform, Florida, florida education reform bill, florida governor, Florida Model, florida school reform bill, Florida schools, florida teachers, Jeb Bush, rick scott, SB6, sb736, testing
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Jeb Bush’s “Shaky Success Record”
Jeb Bush’s recent hyperbole is that of a man who knows he’s under fire. Consider this from Metro Pulse reporter Cari Wade Gervin: On Monday, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush came to Nashville for a press event with Gov. Bill Haslam. … Continue reading
Skepticism for SB736 in the Florida Senate
Rick Scott told FOX News host Neil Cavuto after SB736 was past, “It’s going to be great.” Not so much. Changes are already being considered. Bush Foundation CEO Patricia Levesque wants to add student surveys into the calculus and is floating the idea … Continue reading
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Oklahoma Parents Don’t Like Jeb Bush’s Florida Model
From Tulsa World reporter Kim Archer: JENKS – Tulsa-area parents told legislators Friday that the state’s A to F grades for all Oklahoma schools should be retracted in light of a report slamming the validity of the school report card … Continue reading
Pinellas SB Member on SB 736: “We are building on a very flawed and invalid system”
From Tampa Bay Times reporters Curtis Krueger and Lisa Gartner: The School Board unanimously voted on Tuesday to tweak the system Pinellas uses to evaluate teachers — but that doesn’t mean members are happy. “We are building on a very … Continue reading
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