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The Changing Landscape of Education Reform: Government Officials On Identifying School Needs, Navigating "No Child Left Behind", and Exceeding Nclb's Standards (Inside The Minds)

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Bill Wagnon, Cliff Ferry, Elizabeth Burmaster, Gail Connelly, Gerald Zahorchak, Howard N. Lee, James R. Davis, Ph.D., Kathleen N. Straus, Lyonel B. Tracy, Ed.D., Michelle M. Sullivan, Reg Weaver
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THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF EDUCATION REFORM: GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ON IDENTIFYING SCHOOL NEEDS, NAVIGATING "NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND", AND EXCEEDING NCLB'S STANDARDS (INSIDE THE MINDS)

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This title provides a perspective on the strategic thinking behind developing measurable standards and effective instruction in our nation's schools. It discusses the challenges unique to working in the field of education at the government level, whether

Publisher:Aspatore
Service Number:40753391
Pages:228
Publication date:2008-07-09
Practice area:Education law
Jurisdiction:General
External Product Title:THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF EDUCATION REFORM: GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ON IDENTIFYING SCHOOL NEEDS, NAVIGATING "NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND", AND EXCEEDING NCLB'S STANDARDS (INSIDE THE MINDS)
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Copyright:2008
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Bill Wagnon

Bill Wagnon, chairman of the Kansas State Board of Education, was elected to the board in 1996. He has been an advocate for improving Kansas schools by building capacity of teachers and administrators to assure that all students learn what they need to 

Cliff Ferry

Cliff Ferry is a retired educator whose life work includes high school English teacher in Portland, Oregon, a Job Corps curriculum developer, senior research associate and manager in Oregon and Nevada, graduate level faculty in Oregon, and a community 

Elizabeth Burmaster

In 2001, Elizabeth Burmaster was elected by the people of Wisconsin to the constitutional office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction. In 2005, Ms. Burmaster was re-elected to that position. She came into the office with twenty-five years of 

Gail Connelly

Gail Connelly, a veteran NAESP leader, assumed the executive director position in April 2007. During her tenure at NAESP, she has served as chief operating officer and as deputy director. She led the development of the associations National Distinguished 

Gerald Zahorchak

Dr. Gerald L. Zahorchak was nominated by Governor Edward G. Rendell to serve as Secretary of Education on October 5, 2005, and unanimously confirmed by the Senate of Pennsylvania on February 7, 2006. Through the course of his career, Dr. Zahorchak 

Howard N. Lee

Howard N. Lee, born July 28, 1934, grew up on a sharecroppers farm in Lithonia, Georgia. He graduated from Bruce High School in 1953. He attended Fort Valley State College in Georgia where he received a B.A. degree in sociology in 1959. In August 1959, 

James R. Davis, Ph.D.

Dr. James R. Davis was born in the city of Rock Island, Illinois. He is the product of the public school system in Rock Island and a member of the Rock Island High School Alumni Hall of Fame. He received a bachelors and masters degree from Northeast Missouri 

Kathleen N. Straus

Kathleen N. Straus (D-Detroit) was first elected to the State Board of Education in November 1992, and re-elected in November 2000, beginning her second eight-year term on January 1, 2001. She is serving her fourth term as president, elected by her peers. Mrs. 

Lyonel B. Tracy, Ed.D.

On March 23, 2005, the New Hampshire Executive Council unanimously approved Governor John Lynch's nomination of Dr. Lyonel B. Tracy, Ed.D. to be the next Commissioner of Education for the State of New Hampshire. He took the Oath of Office on April 

Michelle M. Sullivan

Michelle M. Sullivan is principal of Sullivan & Associates, a firm that works with nonprofits and private foundations to more effectively and intentionally achieve their goals. She recently founded Inspired Learning Environments (ILE), an organization 

Reg Weaver

Reg Weaver is serving his second term as president of the 3.2 million-member National Education Association (NEA)the nations largest professional employee organization. As a middle school science teacher and thirty-year classroom veteran, Mr. Weaver