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The National Governors Association…..

April 06, 2007 By: richard.ginn Category: NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Uncategorized

along with a couple of other groups release final recommendations on what changes should be made on the NCLB bill.

Recommendation highlights:

Expand access to AP and IB programs.

English Language Learners need proper time to overcome language barriers. They also need alternate or modified assessments to properly reflect performance.

They want state to offer supplemental services before they offer school choice to a school that is not meeting AYP goals.

NAEP scores should not be used as the primary measure of state proficiency.

The Pioneer Press Also Interviews….

April 06, 2007 By: richard.ginn Category: NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Uncategorized

Margaret Spellings on the NCLB bill.

The Bush Administration Would Like….

April 04, 2007 By: richard.ginn Category: NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Uncategorized

to loosen NCLB testing rules so that more special education students can take a simpler exam. A tripling in the amount of students that can take the weaker exam.

I think this is a nice idea.

U.S. Education Secretary Margaret Spellings Interview…

April 03, 2007 By: richard.ginn Category: NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Uncategorized

The Arizona Republic conducted this interview on Monday on the NCLB bill.

St. Louis Park Schools May….

April 03, 2007 By: richard.ginn Category: NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Uncategorized

dump the French language in order for students to help meet math goals in the NCLB bill.

Meeting NCLB Rules In Math And Reading….

April 03, 2007 By: richard.ginn Category: NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Uncategorized

at the School for the Creative and Performing Arts at Chula Vista Middle School is helping cause a population drop of 20%. The article says that students at this school spend four hours in regular classes and then 2 hours doing stuff like playing an instrument or signing.