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Monthly Archives: February 2017

Eating alone at school: How four students began mission to end isolation

UncategorizedBy SiteMGRFebruary 19, 2017

By: Caitlin R. McGlade | Sun Sentinel | 2.18.17 The concrete courtyard at Boca Raton Community High stretches the length of a football field. When the bell rings for lunch, a flurry of students pack it from every direction. Almost 3,400 students go to school here. Students say the place is so populated they can go years…

Numbers game: FL per-pupil funding $2K lower than national study reports

UncategorizedBy SiteMGRFebruary 17, 2017

Florida ranks solidly among the nation’s worst in per pupil public education funding. No way around it, Florida politicians refuse to invest in our kids. Each year everyone from Gov. Rick Scott to House and Senate leadership brags about miserly “increases” of mere dollars. In 2015, Politifact rated Scott’s claim as “mostly false.” The fact is…

Teacher merit-pay law hasn’t boosted student learning, Orange says

UncategorizedBy SiteMGRFebruary 14, 2017

by: Leslie Postal | Orlando Sentinel | February 13, 2017 Six years after Florida adopted a teacher merit-pay law, there is little evidence the sweeping measure has met its key goal of boosting student achievement, the Orange County school district has concluded. In Orange, and across the state, student performance on standardized tests has not…

After DeVos, Public Education Advocates face state battles

UncategorizedBy SiteMGRFebruary 10, 2017

Grass roots public education advocates, you are magnificent! Although Betsy DeVos was confirmed as U.S. Secretary of Education by 51-50, she walks into her new job wearing a giant red flag. The fight that lies ahead is huge. Fund Education Now needs your help. Please donate to help fund our web platform and messaging tool.…

Keep speaking out against DeVos: Murkowski & Collins are voting NO, we just need a few more!

UncategorizedBy SiteMGRFebruary 1, 2017

Your voices are making a difference!  Keep writing, calling & Tweeting!  Betsy DeVos, U.S. Ed Secretary nominee was barely voted out of the H.E.L.P. Committee 12-11 after Chair Lamar Alexander bent the rules, silenced debate, and forced the committee to vote twice on Tuesday (1.31.17) to secure a favorable outcome for DeVos. It was an…

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