achievement gap

A Culture Shift Transforms Achievement in West Virginia

Problem/Solution

Courtney Williams

District Administration, October 2012

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high school

graduation rate

achievement gap

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Op ed: Education Challenge for Next 50 Years Is Achievement Gap

Submitted by Lynn Russo Whylly on Sun, 09/09/2012 - 6:09pm

The biggest challenge facing education in the next 50 years is the achievement gap for minority and low-income children, writes guest columnist Tre' Maxie.

Testing Isn’t the Problem

Feature

A robust curriculum and high-quality teaching is the answer.

Amy Wilkins

District Administration, September 2012

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achievement gap

assessment

assessments

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Telling Teachers They Are Irreplaceable

News Update

Marion Herbert

District Administration, September 2012

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Parent Trigger Law Taking Effect

Inside The Law

Marion Herbert

District Administration, September 2012

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Rick and Becky DuFour

Feature

Professional Learning Communities at Work

Susan McLester

District Administration, September 2012

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blended learning

achievement gap

21st-century learning

at-risk

leadership

student achievement

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Turning Around Kentucky

Administrator Profile

This turnaround expert has used formative assessment (and common sense) to raise achievement in three districts in six years.

Jennifer Elise Chase

District Administration, September 2012

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achievement gap

leadership

superintendents

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Opinion: A School Too Far: Is School Choice Unraveling Education Reform In New York City?

Submitted by Judy Hartnett on Wed, 06/13/2012 - 2:29pm

It would appear that when students don't attend school, they don't get educated in ways that are productive for them in particular, and society at large.