Cruz does misunderstand the significance of the charter school threat — and Sol Stern does an admirable job of explaining the danger of «
public school reform schemes» in his blog — but for the most part Cruz avoids the elephant in the room: THE Catholic Church.
Not exact matches
Second, Don McAdams, founder of the Center for
Reform of
School Systems, argued that philanthropy typically entails limited dollars in the grand
scheme of things, but has an outsized influence because this money is nimble and can be used to drive a state or a district's
reforms, where it's hugely difficult to redeploy more than a sliver of
public funds.
Parents might have seen Cheatham as a scapegoat in an ill - conceived «
reform»
scheme, but a labor negotiator for the Chicago
Public Schools said it was Cheatham who helped devise controversial plans for both a longer day and to use student test scores in teacher performance evaluations.
The Corporate Education
Reform Industry and its allies like President Obama, Former President George W. Bush, presidential candidate Jeb Bush and Democratic governors Andrew Cuomo and Dannel Malloy have repeatedly claimed that the Common Core, the Common Core testing
scheme, diverting scarce
public funds to charter
schools, privatizing
public education and evaluating teachers based on the Common Core test results would be good for the nation's
public school students, their parents and the country's future.
This unprecedented development was the direct result of a growing awareness by parents, students, teachers and
public education advocates that the standardized testing
scheme isn't useful and that the Corporate Education
Reform Industry is turning
public schools into little more than testing factories.
This past Tuesday (October 13, 2015) former Chicago
Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd - Bennett, one of the nation's leading Corporate Education
Reform Industry leaders, pleaded guilty for her role in a $ 23 million kick - back scheme with Gary Solomon and his education reform companies, The SUPES Academy and Synesi Assoc
Reform Industry leaders, pleaded guilty for her role in a $ 23 million kick - back
scheme with Gary Solomon and his education
reform companies, The SUPES Academy and Synesi Assoc
reform companies, The SUPES Academy and Synesi Associates.
The Corporate Education
Reform Industry has spent a record - breaking $ 6,767,957 plus in support of Governor Malloy's «education reform» agenda ------ An Agenda that includes forcing the Common Core and the Common Core testing scheme on Connecticut's public schools while cutting taxpayer support for public education and increasing public funding for privately owned and operated charter sc
Reform Industry has spent a record - breaking $ 6,767,957 plus in support of Governor Malloy's «education
reform» agenda ------ An Agenda that includes forcing the Common Core and the Common Core testing scheme on Connecticut's public schools while cutting taxpayer support for public education and increasing public funding for privately owned and operated charter sc
reform» agenda ------ An Agenda that includes forcing the Common Core and the Common Core testing
scheme on Connecticut's
public schools while cutting taxpayer support for
public education and increasing
public funding for privately owned and operated charter
schools.
Dedicated to promoting the privatization of
public education, more taxpayer funds for privately owned, but publicly funded charter
schools, the Common Core, the Common Core testing
scheme and a host of anti-teacher initiatives, Students for Education
Reform, Inc. (SFER) was created in late 2009, according to their narrative, by a couple of undergraduate students at Princeton University.
With Election Day less than nine weeks away, Connecticut teachers, parents and
public school advocates continue to wait for an indication as to whether any of the candidates for governor will truly stand up against the tide of the corporate education
reform industry, including their absurd, unfair and expensive Common Core testing
scheme.
In response to the growing
public concern about the Common Core, the Common Core Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) testing
scheme, and the inappropriate and unfair use of standardized test scores when evaluating Connecticut's
public school teachers, a growing number of state representatives and state senators are stepping forward and introducing legislation that would stop, or at least slow down, the damaging Corporate Education
Reform Industry's agenda that is undermining
public education in Connecticut.