I've been away on a trip to England for the past two weeks; this is the first post since the trip. On my way out of the Atlanta airport, I scanned the headlines of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) and read the cover story headline: Student rolls don't add up:...
Maureen Downey, education editorial writer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution wrote a piece about graduation rates in yesterday's edition entitled Can't throw up our hands as teens quit. According to Downey about 90,000 students will graduate from Georgia's...
Maureen Downey, education editorial writer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution wrote a piece about graduation rates in yesterday's edition entitled Can't throw up our hands as teens quit. According to Downey about 90,000 students will graduate from Georgia's...
The Georgia General Assembly passed a bill (HB 280) which the Governor signed relating to the employment and pay for mathematics and science teachers. The bill would boost new math & science teachers' salaries by paying these new teachers the same salary as a...
The Georgia General Assembly passed a bill (HB 280) which the Governor signed relating to the employment and pay for mathematics and science teachers. The bill would boost new math & science teachers' salaries by paying these new teachers the same salary as a...
In an interesting commentary in the Austin American-Statesman, Jim Marston (director of the Texas office of Environmental Defense Fund) wonders out-loud that citizens of Texas can not let Texas become a science-free zone. He was prompted to do so because of recent...
