Sentences with phrase «sweeping education reforms»

In spite of sweeping education reform, only 10 % of schools are «future ready» and 70 % of change initiatives fail.

In Turkey, Gombas observed firsthand the effects of sweeping education reforms in the 1990s, which increased the length of compulsory schooling from five to eight years.

In an article in RealClearPolitics, «Daniels Closes in on Education Reform Goal» on April 27, 2011, Indiana is lauded for having passed sweeping education reform, following in the spirit of Governor Jeb Bush and Florida.

In 1990, Kentucky enacted one of the most sweeping education reform measures in American history.

Cuomo is proposing sweeping education reforms as part of his 2015 budget.

The decrease is likely also driven by the changed political calculus for both unions and charter groups after most of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's sweeping education reform proposals failed during last year's legislative session.

Governor Malloy is all ears as he learns about plans and early progress being made in schools that are part of the new Commissioner's Network — a key program enacted when the governor signed Public Act 12 - 116, Connecticut's sweeping education reform law.

Below is a link to a short session by Bill Latham, co-author of the book doing a short session on the research and case for sweeping education reform.

It was also able to remain focused on quality during a period of increased application activity that followed sweeping education reforms in Tennessee in 2009 - 11.

Education writer Andrew Rotherham speculated in Time this week about the current data analysis «trend» that is sweeping the education reform movement.

Democrats responsible for passing the state's most sweeping education reform act more than 30 years ago have also voiced doubts, calling Bryant's agenda items «small - scale.»

Mississippi is one step closer to passing sweeping education reforms that could, for the first time, bring state - funded pre-k to the state.

Besides his ethics promise Cuomo insists he will only increase state education spending by $ 327 million if the Legislature does not accept his sweeping education reforms, which include a new teacher evaluation system and an increase of the charter school cap.

The graduation rate is included in calculations by the federal government to determine if a high school, district or the state clears the performance hurdle set under the No Child Left Behind law, the sweeping education reform that imposes increasingly severe penalties for coming up short.

That school - choice option comes from the federal No Child Left Behind law, the sweeping education reform signed by President Bush in 2002 that increased aid to education while holding schools and districts more accountable for student improvement, as measured, in Washington, by the WASL.

And, she said, Florida just last year launched a sweeping education reform that among other things did away with teacher tenure.

One of its goals was to get the powerful United Teachers of Los Angeles to adopt a sweeping education reform agenda.

President Obama signed a sweeping education reform bill Dec. 10 that replaces the «No Child Left Behind» law.

Student achievement in New Orleans drastically increased as a result of the sweeping education reforms.