Education Reform
The largest Labor Union in the United States.
What is the National Education Association?
In the beginning of the 1980s students with disabilities were...
separated in different classrooms.
A publicly funded, tuition free school that operates indipendently from local school districts.
What is a Charter School?
Founded in 1905.
What is the Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching?
A foundation for after school activities
What are Expanded schools?
Prohibited discrimination against all areas of public life.
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Today charter schools are primarily governed by...
Minnesota's Charter school laws.
Began in 1998.
What is Expanded Schools?
States and districts had to create school improvement plans and education standards to be met.
What is mandated testing?
This movement proposed merging special and general education sysyems.
What is The Regular Education Initiative?
Act passed in 1990.
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Focused on improving teaching quality in response to education reforms.
what is the Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching?
Law passed in 1991.
What is the Minnesota Charter School Law?
A Nation at Risk Published
What is April 1983?