There is no longer
a single federal accountability system; there will be more than 50.
Not exact matches
A House panel heard testimony from Nancy Kingsbury of the Government
Accountability Office, which released a report yesterday recommending that a
single federal entity be responsible for determining how many more biocontainment labs the country needs and where those labs should be located.
He criticizes the
federal law for basing school
accountability on a
single year's test scores and holding schools accountable for the performance of transient students.
Today, there's not a
single Republican in the House of Representatives, in the Senate, or running for president willing to defend
federal accountability mandates.
ESSA provides an exciting opportunity for California to have a
single, comprehensive
accountability system based on performance, equity, and improvement that would meet both state and
federal requirements.
In combination, these initiatives have progressively increased the demands on teachers and their students and have laid the groundwork for what was to come next - an unprecedented
federal intervention on state level education policy - making that directs all states toward a
single goal (i.e., 100 % of students reaching «proficiency») via a
single system of implementation (i.e., standards - based assessment and
accountability).
WakeEd has previously advocated for creating a
single accountability tool that meets the
federal standards and fairly reports the performance of public schools across the state.
Nearly two years later, not a
single state's plan to comply with the
federal education law — and its broader vision for judging school performance — calls for inclusion of such measures in its school
accountability system.»
Democrats offered a
single amendment in the nature of a completely alternative bill (PDF) proposed by ranking Democrat George Miller (D - CA) that would provide for a stronger
federal role in school
accountability and improvement as well as more robust resources than the Kline bill.
S. 1675 — Student Loan Servicer Performance
Accountability Act [Sen. Roy Blunt (R - MO)-RSB- would promote competition in
federal student loan servicing by prohibiting the Department of Education from awarding all
federal student loans to a
single federal student loan servicer.