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Race to the Top

New rule links teacher pay, student work

January 26, 2010 Louisiana

By WILL SENTELL @ The Advocate Capitol News Bureau

Major changes for some public schoolteachers could begin later this year and be operating in East Baton Rouge Parish and 27 other districts by 2012, state officials said Monday.
The new rules would include:

Linking teacher pay, promotion and retention to student performance.
Requiring ineffective teachers to get professional assistance, or face [...]

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State cuts teacher merit pay from federal fund application after AEA leader objects

January 25, 2010 Alabama

By Rena Havner Philips @ AL.com
Other states are promising sweeping reforms as they compete for a share of $4.35 billion worth of federal education dollars from a program known as Race to the Top. But Alabama’s application for $181 million basically says that schools here would use the money to expand existing programs. More extensive reforms, including performance-based pay [...]

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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 in [...]

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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 schools that are [...]

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Education Week ranks Louisiana 27th

January 15, 2010 Louisiana

By WILL SENTELL @ Advocate Capitol News Bureau

Louisiana ranks 27th in the nation for its public education policies and performance, Education Week magazine said Thursday.
As often happens, the state’s standards and assessments got the best reviews and is the third best in the nation, the magazine said in its annual report that rates state school systems.
However, student [...]

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