Governors' Dinner
President Clinton spoke to governors about his legislative agenda. Of particular concern was his education plan which…
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1999-02-22T15:02:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/capitol.jpgEducators and governors discussed ways to improve public school education. Among the topics discussed were ways to increase student achievement, integrating information technology in the classroom, requiring more accountability by local schools, and identifying successful programs which could be shared with other districts.
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Educators and governors discussed ways to improve public school education. Among the topics discussed were ways to increase student achievement, integrating information technology in the classroom, requiring more accountability by local schools, and identifying successful programs which could be shared with other districts. close
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- C. Michael Armstrong Chairman and CEO AT&T
- Tom Carper Governor [D] Delaware
- Fred Carrig Official Union City, NJ->Public Schools
- Tony Knowles Governor [D] Alaska
- Michael O. Leavitt Governor [R] Utah
- Paul Patton Governor [D] Kentucky
- Jane Quinn Director Girls Clubs of America->Program Services
- John G. Rowland Governor [R] Connecticut
- Don Sundquist Governor [R] Tennessee
- Paul G. Vallas Official Chicago, IL->Public Schools
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