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Read more from the “Top 10 Silly Laws About Education.”
Has YOUR governor given their State of the State Address? Get to the bottom of what they mean!
"His story is a familiar one. A teacher took a special interest in him, inspired him, helped him along. Now he wants to pay it forward, to nurture and develop a new generation of learners. But for all his work in the classroom, Danzinger believes his mission as an educator doesn’t stop at the door of the school. He says teachers must fight for their students at the gate of the governor’s mansion, in the halls of the statehouse and on the steps of Capitol Hill." - Read the full story at EdVotes!
WI Gov Walker budget cuts $300 million from UW, sets aside $220 million for NBA stadium
‘No Child Left Behind’ has failed
"Public education for every child was an American idea, but it has always been a local and state responsibility. Even when Congress passed the Elementary and Secondary Education Act 50 years ago, the intended federal role was limited but clear: ensuring equal opportunity." Read Lily Eskelsen García's latest op-ed in the Washington Post here.