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New York Activist Leonie Haimson
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Jeb Bush Praises Obama, Duncan on Education Policy
From CBS News: Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush sure looks like a politician who is not running for office. In a wide-ranging interview with Charlie Rose for “CBS This Morning,” Bush offered some light praise for President Obama and said … Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, FLORIDA POLITICS, GOP12
Tagged 2012 Presidential election, AFT, arne duncan, DOE, education, education reform, endorsement, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, mitt romney, NEA, NEA endorses Obama, Secretary of Education, testing
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Smacking Down Margaret Spellings
Last weekend’s Huffington Post piece by Bush-era Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings was a remarkable exercise in condescension and self-righteousness. Her mischaracterizations of teachers was unprecedented and representative of someone who never should have been in such a position of power … Continue reading
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Tagged children, DOE, education, education reform, Margaret Spellings, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, parents, poverty, privatization, Secretary of Education, teacher
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Arne Duncan’s Got Some ‘Splainin’ to do for His Attack on Rick Perry
This week, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan blasted the performance of Texas schools while Rick Perry has been governor. Hot Air’s Tina Korbe provided this link to Duncan’s interview with Bloomberg News’ Al Hunt: U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Texas’s … Continue reading
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Tagged arne duncan, chicago schools, education reform, graduation rates, NAEP, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, obama, race to the top, record, Rick Perry, Secretary of Education, states, teachers, Texas, waivers
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Is it a Good Thing that Rick Hess is So Mad at Arne Duncan?
Wow. The American Enterprise Institute’s Rick Hess has dropped the Constitution bomb on Arne Duncan: Our earnest Secretary of Education, who famously (and bizarrely) promised Congress a billion-dollar edu-bonus if it reauthorized NCLB by the administration’s deadline and to the President’s … Continue reading