
NEWS FLASH: Hedge fund founder buys leadership âpipelineâ in Malloyâs office
Don Michak of the Journal Inquirer newspaper has a blockbuster story on the way Governor Malloy, Commissioner Stefan Pryor and the corporate education reform industry have contaminated the public policy making process in Connecticut. The JI story, entitled, Hedge fund founder buys leadership âpipelineâ in Malloyâs office, raises extraordinary legal and ethical issues about the [âŠ]The post NEWS FLA
Mass Insight contract âmagically extendedâ on its last day. Cost to taxpayers: $800,000
Mass Insight Contract âmagically extendedâ on its last day. Cost to taxpayers: $800,000 The cornerstone of Governor Malloyâs corporate education reform industry initiative is the concept of âturnaround schoolsâ and the creation of the âCommissionerâs Network.â Both strategies are part of Malloyâs broader effort to allow private entities to run public schools. The task of [âŠ]The post Mass Insight
Commissioner Stefan Pryor gets another âFâ for complying with Freedom of Information Act:
Connecticutâs Freedom of Information act is extraordinarily clear: Connecticut State Statutes: Sec. 1-212 reads: âAny person applying in writing shall receive, promptly upon request, a plain, facsimile, electronic or certified copy of any public record.â Out of sheer frustration about the State Department of Educationâs failure to respond to Freedom of Information request, a Wait, [âŠ]The post C
CT Superintendent Thomas Scariceâs letter on âeducation reformâ makes the Washington Post
On Friday, in a piece entitled, âA CT superintendent speaks: Madisonâs Thomas Scarice and the Power of Truthâ, Wait, What? posted Madison Superintendent Thomas Scariceâs letter to legislators about the fundamental flows associated with Connecticutâs âeducation reformâ initiative and what Connecticutâs students, teachers and public schools really needed from state government. Over the weekend, the
2-2-14 Wait What? All Week
Wait What?: Malloy to Retired Teachers: Will you forget the past if I give you a little tax break?After undermining, maligning and insulting retired teachers and teachers for the past three years, with nine months to go before the next gubernatorial election, Governor Malloy has had an epiphany and is now offering retired teachers a âtax break.â Malloyâs proposal plan would reduce the state income