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Electioneering note reminds educrats need supervision

Between the Lines

Passing reform legislation is one thing. Getting it implemented when those who have benefitted from the previous system are part of that equation is another thing, as a recent incident reminds.About the time Gov. Bobby Jindal was readying himself to si... »

Inanities, hypocrisy mark opposition to education reform

Between the Lines

A certain chief executive is fond of stating that in a political battle while his opponent may bring a knife he’ll bring a gun. Pity the opponents of education reform in Louisiana, whose facts and logic only allow them to bring a knife to the fight ove... »

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Louisiana Legislature Prepares to Debate Expansion of Voucher Program

The Pelican Post

Even if legislation aimed at converting the Orleans Parish scholarship program into a statewide school voucher system prevails over intense opposition, it will remain limited in scope, according to key lawmakers and top education officials who favor th... »

The Road to Nowhere

The Pelican Post

Louisiana’s long road to education reform has been littered with repeals, phase-outs, incomplete implementations and the worst kind of politics. It should serve as a cautionary tale of what could go wrong during — and after —  the 2012 regular session.... »

KENNEDY: Why Our Public Officials Should Try Substitute Teaching Why Our Public Officials Should Try Substitute Teaching

The Hayride

Governor Jindal has made the improvement of our public schools the top priority of his second term. He has promised bold reform. Thank you, Governor. Constructive change requires understanding, however. How many of the officials who will help craft a n... »

Jindal’s Stacking The Deck For This Legislative Session

The Hayride

Gov. Bobby Jindal’s proposed $25.5 billion state budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 appears to be Take 2 of Act 1, Scene 1. The governor didn’t fare well in many respects when the current budget was forged last spring. Now, he is coming back w... »

Louisiana’s Teacher Evaluation System Could Remove Tenure from “Autopilot”

The Pelican Post

State’s “gold standard model” could be emulated nationwide Tenure reform should be linked to a new teacher evaluation system set to go into effect later this year that makes use of student test scores, according to Gov. Bobby Jindal and top figures in ... »

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BESE announces new state superintendent

KPLC - News

The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) selected John White as Louisiana's new State Superintendent of Education. The appointment was made during a special called meeting in Baton Rouge. White's term as the state education chief becomes ... »

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