Sentences with phrase «mark jewell»
Mark Jewell, president of the N.C. Association of Educators (NCAE), the top lobbying organization for North Carolina teachers, said lawmakers» invitation to ditch the salary schedule would be «short - sighted,» adding it may «jeopardize teacher retention and recruiting.»
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NCAE President Mark Jewell told Policy Watch that the effort is a «distraction» when legislators should be focusing on boosting their investment in public schools.
NCAE President Mark Jewell wrote that House Bill 800 «significantly reduces a student's chance of admission» to charters.
Public schools aren't properly funded in North Carolina, says Mark Jewell, president of the N.C. Association of Educators, which advocates for the state's teachers at the General Assembly.
«This isn't treating us as a profession,» says Mark Jewell, a Greensboro teacher who serves as president of the N.C. Association of Educators (NCAE).
Which education bills passed, which got held back in the short session Asked to sum up the 2016 short session of the N.C. General Assembly, Mark Jewell, president of the N.C. Association of Educators, takes very little time.
But Mark Jewell of the North Carolina Association of Educators says he doesn't think two - bedroom apartments will keep teachers in a district for the long - haul.
Mark Jewell, president of the North Carolina Association of Educators, says the Republican - controlled General Assembly hasn't done enough for public education.
Mark Jewell, president of the N.C. Association of Educators, thanked educators and parents who kept attention on the issue.
«While the part of the House Education budget that has been released so far doesn't contain some of the damaging provisions as the Senate, it does not make the same strong investments in our public school students that Governor Cooper recommended,» said NCAE President Mark Jewell in a statement Thursday.
The NCAE tends to back Democrats, but its president, Greensboro teacher Mark Jewell, emphasized this week that the May rally will be nonpartisan in nature.
«The phased - in plan has always been the more reasonable approach for local school districts, but whether the resources are adequate is still a question mark,» said NCAE President Mark Jewell in a statement last week.
«Our students deserve public schools that have the resources they need to be successful and educators who are respected like the professionals they are,» Mark Jewell, president of the N.C. Association of Educators, the state affiliate of the NEA, said in a written statement Monday.
«It's unproven at best,» Mark Jewell, president - elect of the N.C. Association of Educators (NCAE), one of the most powerful teacher lobbying groups in Raleigh, told House lawmakers last week.
«Fordham is a biased organization that is driven by an anti-student agenda with anti-public education funders,» Mark Jewell, president of the N.C. Association of Educators, said in a written statement.
Mark Jewell, president of the North Carolina Association of Educators, offered, «Fordham is a biased organization that is driven by an anti-student agenda with anti-public education funders.»
A Question of Fairness by Mark Jewell Interview with Steve Webb at the Social Liberal Forum Conference...
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Committee Members: Mark Moore (Chair), HGSE / HKS; Deborah Jewell - Sherman, HGSE; Justin Tyack, CEO of the Office of School Support, New York City Department of Education.
Students will learn with faculty from the three professional schools, including Stacey Childress (HBS), Marshall Ganz (HKS), Deborah Jewell - Sherman (HGSE), Robert Kegan (HGSE), Mark Moore (HKS / HGSE), and David Thomas (HBS).
The show features paintings by Michael Ananian, Lennart Anderson, Victoria Barnes, David Campbell, Tim Conte, Edwin Dickinson, Frank Galuszka, Elizabeth Geiger, Philip Geiger, Mark Green, David Jewell, Ben Kamihira, Tim Kennedy, Matt Klos, John Lee, Aaron Lubrick, Eve Mansdorf, George Nick, Scott Noel, Andrew Patterson - Tutschaka, Carolyn Pyfrom, Erin Raedeke, Brian Rego, Neil Riley, Thomas Walton, and Peter Van Dyck.
A decisive moment occurred in 1943, when Adolph Gottlieb and Mark Rothko wrote a «Statement» in the Times in response to Jewell's «nonplused» response to their ««obscure» paintings.»
«The competitive lease sale offshore Virginia will mark an important transition from planning to action when it comes to capturing the enormous clean energy potential offered by Atlantic wind,» said Secretary Jewell.