Sentences with phrase «driven corporate education reform»

Malloy has pledged to «stay the course» on his inappropriate, destructive and expensive Common Core - driven corporate education reform and privatization agenda.

On the other side is the money, greed and arrogance that drives the corporate education reform industry.

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1) «Corporate education reform» refers to a set of proposals currently driving education policy at the state and federal level.

For over 20 years, communities of color have been the targets of a wave of market - driven education reform, rooted in corporate principles of competition, choice and consequences.

By standing together against the interests of corporate driven education reforms, whose sole purpose is for profit, we are creating a vision for the kinds of schools our students deserve.

Driven by their Madison Avenue advertising mentality, the corporate education «reform» industry's narrative seeks to convince our nation's citizens that our public education system is failing,» parents need market - based «school choice» so their children can escape dismal neighborhood schools.

The event is also part of a local college campus recruiting drive for another front group, Students for Education Reform, an echo of the corporate reform group Democrats for Education RReform, an echo of the corporate reform group Democrats for Education Rreform group Democrats for Education ReformReform.

Considering the turmoil caused by Malloy's corporate education reform industry agenda, Malloy's comment was a rather callous reminder that the governor and his pro-charter school allies remain fixated on producing an education system driven by test scores.

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«Corporate education reform» refers to a specific set of policy proposals currently driving education policy at the state and federal level.

Bluntly, there may be too many education lobbyists and corporate interests driving manufactured problems in the name of education reform.

In the twenty years since the first Massachusetts charter school opened following the passage of the Massachusetts Education Reform Act of 1993, charter schools both nationwide and within Massachusetts have strayed from their original, neighborhood - driven roots and have become increasingly corporatized; statewide, parents of students in charter schools comprise only 14 % of charter trustees, with more than double that percentage — 31 % — comprised by corporate representatives.