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Four surprising findings that will increase graduation rates

blog, Graduation, Students, TeachersBy SiteMGRSeptember 23, 2015

Last year members of the Student Alliance for Public Schools conducted research at 4 high schools in Hillsborough County about barriers and needed supports related to high school graduation. They…

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Florida test declared valid

blog, Legislative Updates, Students, Teachers, TestingBy SiteMGRSeptember 1, 2015

The Florida Department of Education released the findings of the state mandated validity study of its Florida Standards Assessment this morning. The study found the test to be reliable and…

Poll: Less Testing More Funding

Poll: Americans want less testing, more funding

Legislative Updates, Students, Teachers, Teaching, Testing, UncategorizedBy SiteMGRAugust 24, 2015

The 47th annual PDK/Gallup Poll of the Public Attitudes Toward the Public Schools is out. The poll, called “Testing Doesn’t Measure Up for Americans,” is the longest continuously running survey…

Will Florida’s new test be valid?

blog, Legislative Updates, Students, Teachers, Teaching, TestingBy SiteMGRAugust 18, 2015

Earlier this year, the Florida Legislature passed a law requiring a validity study of the state’s new annual test that replaced the FCAT. The Florida Standards Assessment (FSA) was first used…

How one superintendent is moving away from testing

blog, ESEA, Teachers, Teaching, Testing, UncategorizedBy SiteMGRAugust 7, 2015

Currently, there has been a growing backlash against standardized testing in K-12 education. Parents have long complained that their students are being overtested resulting in a loss of instruction time. Federal…

Student Alliance leader helps build a #GradNation

blog, StudentsBy SiteMGRAugust 1, 2015

OK…we have to take a minute to brag. One of our students is featured in the Tampa Bay Times for his founding work with the Student Alliance for Public Schools.…

What if teachers were treated like athletes?

UncategorizedBy SiteMGRJuly 30, 2015

Comedians Key & Peele have done it again. They’ve focused their sharp, satirical wit on the subject of teachers and teaching and have left us wistfully saying, “If only…” From Slate: By…

Student Alliance members collaborate for student success

blog, StudentsBy SiteMGRJuly 22, 2015

This year’s Youth Leadership Conference was a lot of fun! 40 students from 7 Tampa area high schools met at Jefferson High School for three days of collaboration, brainstorming and creativity. The…

Senate Passes Education Bill

blog, ESEA, Legislative Updates, TestingBy SiteMGRJuly 17, 2015

In a show of overwhelming bipartisan support Thursday, the U.S. Senate voted to pass sweeping changes to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The vote was 81-17 and came after…

Declare Independence from Testing

blog, ESEA, Legislative Updates, Teachers, Teaching, TestingBy SiteMGRJuly 3, 2015

As you celebrate Independence Day with your families, we urge you to declare independence from testing for all students.   This week, the Senate will debate the reauthorization of the Elementary and…

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