Wisconsin who is refusing to administer a standardized test for eighth graders. David Wasserman does not want to administer the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Exam because he feels the test is a poor way to measure student progress. He could get fired.
I wonder if a substitute teacher could administer the exam without the teacher getting fired.
The LA Times looks at this Democratic congressman who wants to fix the NCLB. He would like to see better pay for more performance in the school system and some people are not to happy about that idea.
that the biggest bulk of teachers that do not meet the NCLB “Highly Qualifed Teacher” status rules are in the Middle school grade levels. Around 5,000 teachers in the state do not meet this requirement.
to changes in the No Child Left Behind Bill. He still wants to hold firm on testing and accountability.
The New York Times has a report as well.
on reauthorization of the NCLB making some strange bedfellows.
and writes on four local area schools that have received the NCLB Blue Ribbon award.
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