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Tag Archives: Public Schools Forum NC
Public School Forum Announces 2016 “Issues”
The Public School Forum of NC (PSFNC) held their second annual “Eggs and Issues” forum last week. NCSPIN was there, but the video isn’t available yet.
Yes, there were actually eggs (and bacon!) served. The event was held at the crack of dawn, in the middle of the week at Marbles Kids museum downtown again. This made it impossible for a parent to attend but perfect for business people. That’s by design I suspect.
At the forum, the president and executive director. Keith Poston. announced the top ten “issues” that PSFNC will focus on in 2016.
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Posted in Big Ed Complex, BlueprintNC, EDUCATION, LL1885, The Articles
Tagged Keith Poston, NC Public School Forum, NCSpin, Public Schools Forum NC
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Here Comes The Teacher Resignation Narrative… Again.
Over at WBTV, the headline looms: Nearly 1,000 CMS Teachers Resign As Educators Lobby Lawmakers.
The thrust of the article is that teachers are resigning in “unprecedented” numbers in Charlotte Mecklenburg schools. Note the article does not include a breakout of the data or the reasons for resignation.
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Posted in EDUCATION, LL1885, Media Bias, NCAE, NCGA, Protests, Random Musings
Tagged CMS, MeckEd, Public Schools First NC, Public Schools Forum NC, Resignation, Teacher Turnover, teachers, Yevonne Brannon
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More Proof Moms Are Wiping the Floor with Policy Wonks
Today, the PR firm, EducationNC, has an article by Public Schools Forum NC’s Keith Poston.
It is a rather long post, littered with inflammatory rhetoric aimed at Common Core opposition. The entire piece is based on the false assumption Common Core are higher standards.
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Arnold on NCSPIN: Your donations will go to push Common Core
Former NC General Assembly member and board member of NC Schools Public Forum went on NCSPIN and talked about Common Core. What we heard was the same talking points coming out of the NC Chamber. In fact, Arnold would go on to say the Chamber will use political donations as a threat in order to force keeping Common Core. Keep reading, we’ll get to the clips from the show.
This set of pro-Common Core talking points used by Arnold is unsurprising for a few reasons. For one thing, Arnold is a board member of Public School Forum NC, which is partnered with the NC Chamber of Commerce. Another reason being that Chambers of Commerce and Business groups in multiple states all bought the Common Core sales job.
The NC Chamber’s Education Foundation has just such an initiative called “Hire Standards”. The NC Chamber’s Education Foundation is a 501(c)(3) according to their site and 990 forms. The Education Foundation received $25,000 from the NC Chamber in 2012 according to their Schedule 1 in their 990 tax filing. 2013 is not available yet, but a good guess is the amount is larger. Make no mistake, “Hire Standards” is a who’s who of pro-Common Core, including the owners of the copyrighted standards, The CCSSO — of which State Superintendent Atkinson is now President-elect. Conflict of interest anyone?
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Posted in Common Core, LL1885, Shutuppery, The Articles
Tagged Fordham Institute, Gene Arnold, NC Chamber of Commerce, NCSpin, Public Schools Forum NC
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