Parent Leader: October 2005

Saturday, October 15, 2005

More on Million Fathers

Great story from Christian Science Monitor on Million Father March, this one focused on fathers' impact on Amistad School in Connecticut.

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— Pamela Buxton, Newburgh (NY) Schools

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— Danette Rogers, Bleckley County (GA) Schools

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— April Harrison-Grace, Putnam City (OK) Schools

NCLB: What’s in It for Parents
"If you're working to improve schools, this research-based guide is an essential resource. There are lots of practical tips for how parents and community organizers can use the NCLB."
— Norm Fruchter, Director, Institute for Education and Social Policy, New York University
Closing the Achievement Gaps
(Volumes 1 and 2)
"A series of handy how-to's for parents and would-be ed reformers."
— Gadfly newsletter, May 29, 2003

"They are very good. One can glean some very practical information. Our frustration with the use of data, or rather the lack of use of data, is widespread, and you take it head on with several good points."
— Mark Musick, President, Southern Regional Education Board
Tip Sheets
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— Tonya Allen, Detroit Parent Network

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— Cindy Bostick, Communities in Schools

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— Victor Lopez-Caceras, NY City Department of Education
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— Richard Tagle, Public Education Network
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— RL "Ozzie" Rose, Executive Director, Confederation of Oregon School Administrators
"An accomplished communications and public relations professional, Kathy Leslie has always been on the cutting edge in recognizing trends and embracing new and innovative strategies for reaching the public.
— Connie Blaney, APR, Past President, NSPRA

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