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#NC Parents, Have You Given Your Common Core Feedback?
NC DPI’s ‘stakeholder’ Common Core ‘survey’, where one has to go LINE BY LINE and GRADE BY GRADE giving input on the standards, is still ongoing. The deadline is April 30th. #NCDPI Common Core Surveys arguably meant to discourage … Continue reading
Posted in Common Core, NC DPI
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The Speed Of Transparency In NC Records Requests
The speed of return on public records requests to various agencies was tested by WRAL. One of the agencies was NC’s Department of Public Instruction….
I have multiple requests to NC DPI that are outstanding, one of which is over 6 months old.
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), NC DPI
Tagged NC DPI, Transparency
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An Unsolicited “Common Core” Email From DPI
Somewhere along the line in the last month, I apparently struck a nerve.
An unsolicited email titled, “Common Core” was sent to me by the Assistant to the NC State Superintendent.
Uh oh. I must be “bearing false witness” again. Funny stuff coming from the CCSSO President.
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Posted in Common Core, June Atkinson, NC DPI
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North Carolina’s SBAC ‘Status’ Change
In case you missed it, at some point, North Carolina went from being a ‘Governing’ state to an ‘Affiliate’ state in the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC).
When and why this happened depends on who you ask.
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core, EDUCATION, NC DPI, Testing
Tagged North Carolina, SBAC
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Pearson Is Everywhere: Getting Fat In North Carolina
Welcome back to Pearson Is Everywhere!
Last time we looked at how Pearson has a history of massive profits off the federal government.
Today, we’ll look closer at how fat Pearson has gotten off of the state of North Carolina.
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core, NC DPI
Tagged Pearson, Pearson is Everywhere, Powerschool
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Surveys and Common Core Commission Funding
Daily Haymaker has an article up on the coal ash/Common Core commission funding bill, which is SB 14. Haymaker seems a little stressed out that $275k was allotted. I’m not. The commission has to work over the course of a year, handling what in essence is an educational and political hydra.
Haymaker also points out that the bill bans the commission from contracting third parties or services for surveys. That’s section four of the bill.
[BILL TEXT]
First things first. This section of the bill is clearly meant to keep the commission from really finding out what the people think as it makes reference to the legislative research committee (LRC). A committee, by the way, which didn’t fulfill it’s task. The financial and legal analyses do not appear to have been done. If they have, they were not made public.
Yeah, that “two hours” of stakeholder opinion? That was 60 people getting to speak for a whole huge 2 minutes.
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Posted in Academic Standards Review Commission, Common Core, June Atkinson, NC DPI
Tagged ASRC
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