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January-February 2005 – 344 kb
- Pennsylvania math standards earn a “D”
- More on mandatory mental health screenings
- Parents have rights with the PSSA and NAEP tests
- Boys are having education problems
- Federal government wants to track college students
November-December 2004 – 364 kb
Putting the Pieces Together
- Mandatory Mental Health Screenings
- Illinois: The Trial Balloon
- Legislation – Federal and PA
- NCLB and IDEA
- Data Collection
- Student State ID’s
- Drugging Kids
- Schools and Teachers
- The Picture Emerges
- What’s a Parent to do?
September-October 2004 – 345 kb
- Beverly Eakman Presentation – September 23, 2004
- Families Under the Microscope – government intrusion into families
- Americns are reading less and less
July-August 2004 – 329 kb
- Phonics – The proven method for teaching reading
- Unproven math programs
- Beverly Eakman – speaking at CEO Education Forum on September 23rd
May – June 2004 – 760 kb
- Leaving children behind with Accountablity Block Grants
- Value-added assessments
- Nebraska’s truly unique Accountability Plan
- Beyond Texbooks: Fact or fiction?
March – April 2004 – 532 kb
- “Transformational Education” – Changing America’s Schools
- States question NCLB
- Nurturing Narcissism
- “Pushouts”
January – February 2004 – 970 kb
- “Research-based” reforms
- Ending the “Reading Wars”
- Scrambling for wealth
November – December 2003 – 858 kb
- Will Gov. Rendell bring “Kiddie Ed” into PA?
- About Sen. Bachmann’s noteworthy presentation at the CEO Ed Forum
- American students are getting too little homework!
September – October 2003 – 791 kb
- Nov. 6, 2003 – CEO Education Forum with MN state Sen. Michele Bachmann
- The ongoing war between traditional and progressive education philosophies
July – August 2003 – 613 kb
- One size fits all reforms
- Character Education
- School-to-Work spreads across PA
- Educating students as individuals
May – June 2003 – 619 kb
- What does Kentucky Education have to do with Pennsylvania?
- Are smaller classes better?
- PA Math Standards and Assessment
- Minnesota repeals their state standards
March – April 2003 – 670 kb
- Winners and Losers in Governor Rendell’s tax scheme
- The Pennsylvania Youth Survey
- Protecting pupil privacy
- Important PA legislation
- Parent web site reviews student readings
- Chapter 4 review
- New CEO web site
January – February 2003 – 665 kb
No Child Left Behind – One Year Later
- Blue Ribbon Schools
- Show me the money!
- “A Highly Qualified Teacher in Every Classroom”
- States implement NCLB