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Duncan Focuses on Fixing NCLB for Rural Schools
Secretary Duncan teamed up with John Hill, director of the National Rural Education Association, during a call to both journalists from rural communities and education writers who cover rural schools on Wednesday, January 26. The Secretary and Hill discussed the … Continue reading
Posted in ESEA Reauthorization, News, P-12 Reform, Rural
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Senators Join Duncan to Discuss Fixing No Child Left Behind
Secretary Duncan was joined by by Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.), Sen. Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.) and Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) in a national press call on January 26. The Senators, who currently serve on the Senate Committee … Continue reading
Posted in ESEA Reauthorization, Headlines, News, P-12 Reform
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Secretary Scores in Minnesota Science Classroom
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan’s professional basketball experience is well known, but Lakeville, Minnesota students were thrilled to experience his team playing on a very different “court” during his visit to Crystal Lake Elementary School with U.S. Rep. John … Continue reading
New Education Dashboard Brings Greater Transparency to Data
At an education stakeholders’ meeting today, Secretary Duncan announced the launch of an online tool designed to help educators, parents, students, and policy makers “have a much more transparent conversation” about what is working—and what is not working—in American education … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, P-12 Reform
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Secretaries Duncan and Geithner Host Student and Parent Town Hall on Paying for College
We cannot underestimate the impact of the American Opportunity Tax Credit on 9.4 million students nationwide. This tax credit will make college more affordable for our future business leaders, scientists and teachers and help families struggling with rising tuition bills … Continue reading
Posted in College Completion, Federal Student Aid, Headlines, News
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Educating Our Way to a Better Economy
Secretary Arne Duncan joined Labor Secretary Hilda Solis today to announce a historic $2 billion investment in helping meet the President’s goal of having the “most-educated, most-competitive workforce in the world by 2020″: the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and … Continue reading
Posted in College Completion, Federal Student Aid, Headlines, News
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From Private Industry to Successful Science Teaching – Peggy Bertrand
An award-winning science teacher talks about her transition from private industry to the classroom. Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Teachers
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Secretary Duncan Discusses Reform with Tribal Leaders
ED hosted a town hall meeting with more than 100 tribal leaders and representatives from across the country. Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, News, P-12 Reform
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Math and Science Award-Winning Teachers Offer Duncan Advice on Reform
Award-winning math and science teachers offered Secretary Duncan advice about how to leverage the “huge opportunities” to move forward with education reform. Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Teachers
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Making Real Progress on School Reform
Secretary Duncan thanks educators for taking time to share ideas on National Day of Blogging for Real Education Reform. Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, News, Teachers
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Teacher Quality and Our Future
Weekend opinion pieces in the New York Times and Washington Post focus on the importance of recruiting, preparing, supporting, evaluating, and compensating teachers. Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, News, Teaching Profession
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