Strong American Schools -- ED in '08
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April 2007

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Strong American Schools is a nonpartisan public awareness and advocacy effort aimed at elevating discussion amongst America's leaders about the need for education reform. Through our campaign, ED in '08, we are calling for a vigorous and thorough discussion of the issue by the candidates for president in 2008.
Mission:
This campaign seeks to unite all Americans around the crucial mission of improving our public schools by elevating the discussion to a national stage -- and what better stage than a presidential election?

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July 2

Strong American Schools -- ED in '08 imported a note.

12:03pm
This week, ED in '08 is exhibiting at the annual National Education Association Convention.
June 30

Strong American Schools -- ED in '08 imported a note.

9:00am
Today some of my staff and I will be heading to Austin, Texas for the Education Commission of the States 2008 ECS National Forum on Education Policy.  I'll be participating on a panel regarding the current educational crisis our country is facing.
June 27

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June 24

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12:52pm
Over the weekend Rasmussen released their latest issue polling data and for the second month in a row, nearly 90 percent of voters believe that education is important, ahead of health care and immigration.
June 23

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10:19am
The campaign staff is in New Orleans today for the kickoff of the National Charter Schools Conference.
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Strong American Schools -- ED in '08 wrote at 12:18pm on June 18th, 2008
Here's a link to a video of a recent debate between the education advisors of Obama and McCain!

http://aftered.tv/index.php?q=node/232

See where the candidates stand on current education issues
Shani wrote at 9:05pm on June 17th, 2008
Just say NO to crappy schools!! Expect great students, teachers and schools!
Caroline wrote at 8:22am on June 3rd, 2008
We, as a nation, must come to some kind of agreement in terms of a National Standard for education. ALL of our children need to leave high school with one set of skills in math and the English language. We also need to have one set of standards for our teachers...they ALL need to be National Board Certified. This is the only point from which we can go forward. YES WE CAN!
Karen wrote at 5:35pm on June 2nd, 2008
i really hope that their is a way to help fix the miserable shape of our public schools. our future depends on it. i do very much believe it is a form of child abuse in it's current state.
Michael wrote at 5:12pm on April 12th, 2008
Is American public education a form of child abuse?
http://mopowell.blogspot.com/2008/04/steyn-on-american-public-education.html

Effective Teachers

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Few ideas.

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American Education Standards

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