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Tomorrow, on the anniversary of his election, President Barack Obama heads to Madison, Wisconsin to speak at a local middle school. He’ll address education policy, with a focus on the ‘Race to the Top’ initiative. Full Article at Political Punch
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It's relatively small by Washington standards, but the Obama administration's $4.35 billion carrot for schools is already leading states to adopt a handful of key reforms. Full Article at USA Today
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Source: ABC News November 03, 2009 4:23 PM ABC News Yunji de Nies Reports: Tomorrow, on the anniversary of his election, President Barack Obama heads to Madison, Wisconsin to speak at a local middle school. Full Article at Democratic Underground
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The White House intends to use the first anniversary of President Obama’s election to showcase his education agenda. Full Article at The Caucus
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I think there'll be tremendous pressure on states, state legislatures where things aren't happening, by parents saying exactly that: 'Our children deserve a slice of the pie, and we want that pressure,' ... This isn't about winners and losers…This is about challenging the status quo as a country, gettin...
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We know, we have to step it up ... We have to face a hard truth here in Wisconsin that our achievement gap is among the worst in the nation.
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