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You Can't Improve a Closed School: Infographic Series on Mass School Closures | National Opportunity to Learn Campaign

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You Can't Improve a Closed School: Infographic Series on Mass School Closures
Publication Date:  Fri, 2014-05-09 Organization:  Opportunity to Learn Campaign Type:  Graph/Visual Category:  Equitable instructional materials and policies School Closures Infographic Series In May 2013, the OTL Campaign launched a series of infographics exposing the harmful effects of mass school closures, including the disparate impact they have on und
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Excellent Teachers for Each and Every Child: A Guide for State Policy
Publication Date:  Fri, 2014-05-09 Type:  Policy Category:  Highly Effective Teachers Excellent Teachers for Each and Every Child A groundbreaking new OTL Campaign policy guide provides state lawmakers and education advocates with a blueprint for practical changes to improve teaching quality in America — one of the most critical factors to support student succes
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National Week of Action May 13-17

Monday April 28th, 2014
Join the Alliance to Reclaim Our Schools for a National Week of Action May 13-17 to mark the 60th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. Parents, students, educators and community members are organizing actions across the country to continue the struggle for racial and educational justice and win the public schools all our children deserve.
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"Gag Order" Bars Educators From Talking About Standardized Tests

Friday April 25th, 2014
A "gag order" in New York's contract with test-making giant Pearson bars teachers from talking publicly about mistakes they find on state tests. The American Federation of Teachers has launched a petition asking Pearson to remove the gag order from current and future contracts. Sign on!
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Newark Clergy Call for Moratorium on Education "Reforms"

Wednesday April 23rd, 2014
Dozens of Newark clergy members submitted a powerful letter to NJ Gov. Chris Christie calling for a moratorium on the proposed reforms and for meaningful community input moving forward.
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Partnerships, NOT Pushouts: New Policy Guide for School Boards

Tuesday April 22nd, 2014
A new policy guide released today details how school board members can lead the way in securing a high quality education for each and every student in their district.
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