Partisan Rifts Cloud Federal Ed.-Policy Prospects
With President Obama re-elected and the parties sharing congressional control, state policymakers hunger for clarity on education issues.
November 12, 2012 - Education Week
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.@alfranken amendment encouraging dual enrollment & early college high schools likely to pass by voice vote. Alexander is okay w/ it #esea |
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RT @EdTrust: .@alfranken offering amendment to encourage expansion of dual enrollment and early college high school programs #ESEA |
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RT @akarhuse: .@NASSP supports the @alfranken amendment to encourage dual enrollment and early college high school programs in #ESEA! |
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.@alfranken introducing an amendment that would call for schools to put information on early college options on school report cards #esea |
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Sen. Alexander said that states who went after waivers did so "with a gun to their head." #esea. Hardest part is teacher evaluation piece. |
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