A First Look at Board of Education Members' Voting
All four of the Hartford Board of Education Members to be elected this fall will be in a position to deeply impact the city's fragile school reform movement in a lasting way. This is why we are sharing this first look - and will be taking more thorough looks - at past voting records. If you are a Hartford school reform stakeholder, you should, too.
Cultivating Teachers, Connecticut Science Center Style
Andrew and Joan Mandell Distinguish Teacher Training Efforts ... by Tripling Them
What if, in the next stage of school reform, turnaround schools were filled with turnaround teachers trained to deliver the responsibility - as well as the inspiration for learning ... right to the student?
Proposed Charter Revision to Board of Education Structure Says No
The Mayor tells children Tuesday at the Christian Activities Council summer program at Jumoke Academy at Milner School: Each one of you is important.
The Hartford City Council this week approved it's once-in-a-decade proposed revisions to the City Charter.
One proposal would make the Mayor a permanent, ex officio Board of Education Member - but remove his voting power.
Along with the candidates for the four elected seats on the nine-member Board of Education, the November 5 election is shaping up to be an important one for education - and school reform.