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State Educators Plug Proficiency Exam Loophole

State Educators Plug Proficiency Exam Loophole

How do thousands of high school sophmores become seniors without taking rigorous proficiency exams? (68 views)... More...
qstrian      comments 1 comment      tim Posted 16 weeks ago
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Error in Estimtates of Stimulus Retained School Jobs

Error in Estimtates of Stimulus Retained School Jobs

Did $4.7 Million federal ARRP economic stimulus money really retain 493 North Chicago School District teachers when only 290 are employed? Federal statisticians are invited to check their math. (74 views)... More...
qstrian      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 18 weeks ago
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Illinois data on stimulus-related jobs saved, created don't add up

Districts say job numbers attributed to them inaccurate; totals ignore Chicago More than $4.7 million in federal stimulus aid so far has been funneled to schools in North Chicago, and state and federal officials say that money has saved the jobs of 473 teachers. (32 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 18 weeks ago
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Data on stimulus-related jobs saved, created don't add up

More than $4.7 million in federal stimulus aid so far has been funneled to schools in North Chicago, and state and federal officials say that money has saved the jobs of 473 teachers. Problem is, the district employs only 290 teachers. (20 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 18 weeks ago
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Schools Giving Razzle Dazzle to No Child Left Behind?

Schools Giving Razzle Dazzle to No Child Left Behind?

Mindful of actor Richard Gere's melodius Chicago musical movie advice, one South suburban school district appears to be dodging the spirit of federal educational standards with a little "razzle dazzle," culling academic laggards from requisite junior class performance tests. (67 views)... More...
qstrian      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 19 weeks ago
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The case of the missing high school juniors

Loophole lets schools raise scores by not testing low-performing students (22 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 19 weeks ago
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More Ill. schools fall short of No Child Left Behind standards despite test gains

Hundreds of Illinois public schools have been placed on academic monitoring for failing to meet performance targets under the federal No Child Left Behind law. (5 views)... More...
abc7breakingnews      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 19 weeks ago
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Math scores fall as focus shifts to reading skills

Year after year, Illinois high schools fall short of meeting federal No Child Left Behind bench marks on standardized tests. (5 views)... More...
dailyheraldbreaking      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 19 weeks ago
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Economics Instruction Earns Chicagoan Recognition

Economics Instruction Earns Chicagoan Recognition

The Illinois State Board of Education has named Chicago Schurz High School economics teacher & debate coach Kevin Rutter, 34, as Educator of the Year. (86 views)... More...
qstrian      comments 3 comments      tim Posted 20 weeks ago
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Illinois teacher of the year is from Chicago

A veteran Chicago high school teacher who coaches the debate team was named Illinois teacher of the year tonight. Kevin Rutter, an economics teacher at Carl Schurz High School on the Northwest Side, was chosen by a panel of educators from among 10 finalists, according to the Illinois State Board of Education. (19 views)... More...
MajorTribune      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 20 weeks ago

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