Year Later, Progress Since Summit Questioned
Washington
On the first anniversary of the national education summit, governors and business leaders reported last week that they are beginning to fulfill the promises they made at that event to improve K-12 education.
But some observers question the effectiveness of some of those activities, and the summit participants are still in search of an executive director for Achieve, the independent national clearinghouse for education reform that is a...
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