Arizona Education Coalition Liaison JoAnne Hilde claims that Arizona is a state with public schools rich in accountability and dirt poor in capacity, with policymakers driven by the former and seemingly oblivious to the latter.
While America's educators are frustrated with attacks on public education, AASA Executive Director Dan Domenech points out that they are not without guilt, for failing to put forth a vision of what true reform should look like.
National PTA President Betsy Landers urges federal leadership to come together to fix No Child Left Behind.
NASSP Executive Director JoAnn Bartoletti asks us to provide principals the support they need to lead the schools we all want.
NSBA Executive Director Anne Bryant reminds us that in most public schools, teachers, administrators, and school boards are working together to ensure that all children receive a strong public education.
NASBE President Gayle Manchin urges states to leverage their boards of education in promoting the importance of school-community partnerships.
AACTE President and CEO Sharon Robinson urges the higher education community, k12 educators, policymakers and others to get the facts straight and move together beyond the persistent doubts about the efficacy of educator preparation.
NEA President Dennis Van Roekel reminds us that if Congress doesn't find a balanced solution to our nation's funding challenges soon, America's children will be left out in the cold.
NAESP Executive Director Gail Connelly joins principals across the country in calling on Congress to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and, in doing so, support, strengthen and invest in great principals.
NEA President Dennis Van Roekel takes Mitt Romney's education agenda to task, calling the presidential candidate out of touch and accusing him of turning back the clock to NCLB. Van Roekel urges a more productive agenda that will help better prepare students for the challenging world of the 21st century.
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