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Friday, August 31
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Fri 31 Aug 2007 10:24 AM EDT
The Department of Education's political leaders have not proved "highly qualified" to manage our emerging market. more »
Tuesday, August 28
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Tue 28 Aug 2007 09:15 PM EDT
Released by Representatives Miller, McKeon, Kildee and Castle. more »
Saturday, August 25
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Sat 25 Aug 2007 11:49 AM EDT
The optional 15 percent "Early Intervening Services" set-aside in IDEA for "struggling students" just short of special needs is an underappreciated funding stream. more »
Wednesday, August 22
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Wed 22 Aug 2007 11:23 AM EDT
Why Didn't the Industry Stay In With the Outs? more »
Monday, August 20
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Mon 20 Aug 2007 01:18 PM EDT
The programs that should have been eligible for purchase under Reading First - or not. more »
Sunday, August 19
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Sun 19 Aug 2007 02:08 PM EDT
It's about the Senate, stupid. And what do you know about "real options?" more »
Saturday, August 18
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Sat 18 Aug 2007 03:03 PM EDT
It may win him something with the Republican right. But what else? more »
Thursday, August 16
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Thu 16 Aug 2007 08:52 PM EDT
Your editor sees a new timeline for NCLB reauthorization. It may give the school improvement industry the breathing room it needs to survive - if the industry adopts a new strategy. more »
Wednesday, August 15
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Wed 15 Aug 2007 08:42 AM EDT
Re: Cost Analyses of NCLB - Those Completed and Never Done more »
Thursday, August 9
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Thu 09 Aug 2007 11:06 AM EDT
The market effect is significant and, in the case of Alabama, easy to see. more »
Sunday, August 5
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Sun 05 Aug 2007 09:56 AM EDT
Reading the tea leaves in Buck McKeon's remarks. And what about two dogs that no side of the NCLB II discussion has encouraged to bark? more »
Saturday, August 4
by
deanmillot@mac.com
on Sat 04 Aug 2007 04:00 AM EDT
When the intellectual wing of public education's political right rejects a market-based option, there's a problem. more »
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