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IRS Targeting, the Atlanta Cheating Scandal and the Bush-Rhee High-Stakes Test Model
Imagine for a minute that the opposite is true and that the United States abruptly switched from a flat tax to the federal tax code we have now? Frightening huh? Yet this is essentially what the nation’s two top education policy-makers … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlanta cheating scandal, cheating, conservatives, education, education reform, high-stakes test, IRS, Jeb Bush, michelle rhee, National Resolution on High-Stakes Testing, obama, partisan, political, politics, scandal, targeting, tea party, testing
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Florida’s New High School Requirements and Alternatives Show Legislators Were Listening
Some could say that they even offered a mea culpa. From Travis Pillow in the Tallahassee Democrat: The expansion of career education has been tied to broader changes to high school graduation requirements in competing proposals advanced by both House … Continue reading
Florida Chamber of Commerce Legislative Goals: Merit Pay, Union Busting and Protecting High-Stakes Testing
After cutting through lofty platitudes in their legislative agenda the FCOC include these talking points about education. First in their letter to “Letter to Florida Business Leaders” *Education reform is hurting because union leaders make it about the adults when it … 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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Tagged education, education reform, Florida, florida education reform bill, florida governor, Florida schools, high stakes testing, National Resolution on High-Stakes Testing, Pinellas, rick scott, sb736, school board, tallahassee, teacher evaluations, teachers, testing
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Parents, Teachers Put Scott, Board of Ed and Bennett On Notice
The state’s established parent groups – including the PTA – began signaling the day before Tony Bennett’s appointment as Florida’s new education commissioner that the BOE’s selection of candidates promised to be so divisive that it would assign them as … Continue reading
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Tagged charter schools, charter schools in florida, DOE, education, education reform, FEA, Florida, Florida Board of Education, florida education, florida governor, Florida schools, high stakes testing, Kathleen Shanahan, National Resolution on High-Stakes Testing, parent groups, PTA, rick scott, school grades, teacher unions, testing, tony bennett
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St. Johns’ School Board Expected to Pass Resolution On High Stakes Testing; Meanwhile Rick Scott Plans Listening Tour
Writes Teresa Stepzinski for the St. Augustine Record: The board for the state’s best school district is poised to criticize Florida’s reliance on high-stakes testing to measure student achievement. The St. Johns County School Board has proposed a resolution asking … Continue reading
Really, Rick? So FCAT is OVERemphasized Now?
Here’s what Governor Rick Scott says in a new ad: “I’ve learned a lot as governor – you can study all the numbers you want, but listening to parents and teachers is still the best education,” Scott says in the … Continue reading
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Tagged common core standards, education, education reform, FCAT, Florida, florida education, florida governor, Florida schools, Florida students, florida teachers, Gerard Robinson, high stakes testing, Jeb Bush, National Resolution on High-Stakes Testing, Patricia Levesque, rick scott, testing, Vouchers
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Why Hillsborough School Board’s Passage of Resolution on High-Stakes Testing Means More
From the Tampa Bay Times Marlene Sokol: Testing — the subject of school board resolutions around the nation and state — has troubled (Board Chairwoman Candy) Olson for months. At the board workshop on the issue, members spent more than … Continue reading
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Duval to Consider Resolution on High-Stakes Testing Today
Froe Florida Times-Union reporter Teresa Stepzinski: The Duval County School Board on Tuesday will discuss whether to jump on the bandwagon of school districts statewide calling for alternatives to the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. It will take up the matter … Continue reading
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Tagged DOE, Duval County, education, education reform, FCAT, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida school reform bill, Florida schools, Florida students, florida teachers, high stakes testing, National Resolution on High-Stakes Testing, school board, testing
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