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The administration will award billions in grants to help schools improve student achievement. The Obama administration will soon be awarding billions of dollars in education grants to help local school districts raise the bar on student achievement. Full Article at Southern California Public Radio
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Excerpts from LA Times today by Christi Parsons: Reporting from Madison, Wis. Full Article at FlashReport
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NEW YORK, NY November 05, 2009 —President Obama is praising Wisconsin for changing its law to allow student achievement to be used to evaluate teachers. Full Article at WNYC | New York Public Radio
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Audio for this story from Morning Edition will be available at approx. 9:00 a.m. ET The Obama administration soon will be awarding billions of dollars in education grants to help local school districts raise the bar on student achievement. Full Article at NPR
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Despite opposition from powerful teachers unions, the state Senate today approved a measure to make California more competitive for billions of dollars in federal education grants. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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We've got to do a better job recruiting and preparing new teachers. We've got to do a better job of rewarding outstanding teachers. And, I've got to be honest — we've got to do a better job of moving bad teachers out of the classroom, once they've been given an opportunity to do it right.
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There are teachers every single year where the average child in their class is gaining two years of growth ... Those teachers are the unsung heroes in our society. Shouldn't we know that? On the flip side of it, if you have teachers or schools where students are falling further and further behind each y...
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If a state wants to increase its chances of actually winning a grant, it will have to do more
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they should be shut down ... But when innovative public schools are succeeding, they shouldn't be stifled, they should be supported.
