"After listening to the second half of the U.S. Department of Education's Race to the Top technical seminar, it's clear that there are many, many state-specific circumstances for which state teams want answers. South Dakota asked if Indian-chartered schools count as charter schools. Hawaii officials had a few questions about how the application applies to them since they have a single state-run school district. New Hampshire wanted to know if its existing New England consortium on common standards counts as much in earning points toward a grant as the larger Common Core effort."
Nevada: Charter Schools Are the Trojan Horse of Privatization
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Kelly Edgar taught music in Clark County, Nevada (Las Vegas) for 25 years.
She recently wrote this article in The Nevada Independent about the dangers
of c...
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