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By David DeSchryver Member since 2/8/2008 12:55:58 AM

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Without question, and for better or worse, No Child Left Behind has had a profound impact on the lives of students, parents, teachers, and administrators. What is the law's future? How will it evolve in its next version? Will there be a next version? Stayed tuned to this Viewpoint to find out the latest on the future of NCLB.   

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McCain talks education before NAACPBy David DeSchryverOn 7/18/2008 10:33:37 AM

While the education positions of the candidates have been sparse so far, the candidates are beginning to speak more and more about the topic. (That they would have to say somethig more is inevitable) . This week, McCain went before the NAACP and d...Read More

Congress Recognizes State Education PortalsBy David DeSchryverOn 7/1/2008 11:54:54 PM

On June 24, Senator Kerry (D-MA) introduced S.3184, the Empowering Teaching and Learning Through Education Portals Act. The bill would provide grants to States to help cover the cost of implementing and maintaining education portal initiatives. Th...Read More

Anxious in America - Op-Ed - NYTimes.comBy David DeSchryverOn 7/1/2008 6:00:28 AM

As one that works in public education, I’m probably a bit biased. But it seems absolutely insane that we are not focusing in on education as one of, if not the, top political issues in this election. ED in ‘08 has been trying to draw attention t...Read More

Poll: Half say schools aren’t preparing kids - USATODAY.comBy David DeSchryverOn 6/28/2008 11:24:41 AM

Half of Americans say U.S. schools are doing only a fair to poor job preparing kids for college and the work force. Even more feel that way about the skills kids need to survive as adults, an Associated Press poll released Friday finds.”A lot of kid...Read More

In the Basement of the Ivory TowerBy David DeSchryverOn 6/27/2008 9:52:51 AM

Can we expect excellence and equity at the same time? Is it fair to expect all students to experience academic growth so that everyone graduates from K12 education prepared to succeed in college? Politically, yes, we do expect that, and that is why...Read More

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