The Harford County Board of Education approved a Comprehensive Secondary School Reform Plan on June 27, 2005 that included the following: (hcps.org)
The commissioner said the grant would allow Connecticut to move forward on some significant education reform proposals, such as the high school reform plan proposed last year but never approved because of state budget problems. (blogcea.org)
Parents Unified for Local School Education and the Advancement Project filed a Title VI complaint in 2014 outlining the harmful impact of the school closures and charter conversions that took place under the One Newark school reform plan. (reclaimourschools.org)