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Obama includes state among reform leaders

January 20, 2010 Louisiana

By Bruce Alpert @ Times Picayune WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Tuesday again cited Louisiana as one of the states adopting effective school reform policies as final applications came due for a share of a $4.35 billion education grant program known as the “Race to the Top.” “In Illinois, Louisiana, Tennessee, California, we’ve seen changes [...]

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La. charter schools want to join contest

January 19, 2010 Louisiana

Advocate Capitol News Bureau Seventy-four of Louisiana’s 77 charter schools want to take part in the state’s bid for up to $300 million in a federal contest. Those schools are in addition to 29 of the state’s 70 school districts that joined the competition, which is called “Race to the Top.” Charter schools are public [...]

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Alabama’s state school board unanimous in support for charter schools

January 15, 2010 Alabama

By Marie Leech — The Birmingham News The Alabama Board of Education today unanimously approved a resolution urging the state Legislature to pass a charter schools law. Gov. Bob Riley, who serves as president of the board, has offered legislation, sponsored by Sen. Steve French and Rep. Mary Sue McClurkin, that will allow charter schools in Alabama. [...]

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Bill requiring K-8 students to take physical education classes approved by Alabama House committee

January 14, 2010 Alabama

By The Associated Press MONTGOMERY, AL — Students in grades K-8 will find it harder to get out of physical education classes under a bill approved by an Alabama House committee. The House education policy committee approved a bill Wednesday that would require students in K-8 to take physical education with exceptions allowed only for Jr. [...]

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Riley tells Legislature there’s no financial crisis in Alabama

January 13, 2010 Alabama

BY SEBASTIAN KITCHEN AND MARKESHIA RICKS @ the Montgomery Advertiser A link to the Governor”s State of the State speech Gov. Bob Riley, in his last state of the state address Tuesday, bashed attempts to expand gambling in the state and called on lawmakers to pass ethics reform, approve charter schools and back up the [...]

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