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Educator effectiveness, innovation schools get bipartisan approval
Pre-k widely supported in Alabama
05-28-2010 Comments
Education News in Alabama for May 28, 2010
- SCHOOL BOARD: Educator effectiveness, innovation schools get bipartisan approval;
- No silver bullets in education reform, Novak says on Ala. Public Radio;
- RESEARCH FINDING: Differing teacher prep paths make no difference for students;
- Pre-K gets strong bipartisan support in Ala., poll says;
- BLOG: Recruiting talented teachers – idealism vs. pragmatism.
05-27-2010 Comments
By Kelly Adams
Pre-k is one thing most Alabamians agree on, according to a new poll commissioned by the Alabama School Readiness Alliance, a pre-K advocacy organization.
7 in 10 Alabama voters support state funding of voluntary pre-k for all families that choose to utilize it, the poll finds. Read More...
Pre-k is one thing most Alabamians agree on, according to a new poll commissioned by the Alabama School Readiness Alliance, a pre-K advocacy organization.
7 in 10 Alabama voters support state funding of voluntary pre-k for all families that choose to utilize it, the poll finds. Read More...
