Mid Atlantic Regional Forum, A.M. Session
1991-05-03T21:39:13-04:00https://ximage.c-spanvideo.org/eyJidWNrZXQiOiJwaWN0dXJlcy5jLXNwYW52aWRlby5vcmciLCJrZXkiOiJGaWxlc1wvYjhlXC8xOTkxMDUwMzIxNDIzMTAwMV9oZC5qcGciLCJlZGl0cyI6eyJyZXNpemUiOnsiZml0IjoiY292ZXIiLCJoZWlnaHQiOjUwNn19fQ==The National Education Goals panel held its sixth of eight regional forums on education in Annapolis, MD. The panel was formed by the National Governors Association to monitor the U.S. educational system’s advances toward fulfilling the six educational goals set forth by the National Governors Association. The six goals are: readiness for school, completion, student achievement and citizenship, math and science education, literacy and adult learning, and safe drug-free schools. The committee sought input on optimal methods for achieving the six goals from education and business officials. Mr. Forgione said the panel’s short term goal was to produce a report setting forth each state’s status on education which may be used as a means to measure progress. The long term goal of the panel was to produce a strategy for national education improvement to restore American predominance in education and international competitiveness.
The National Education Goals panel held its sixth of eight regional forums on education in Annapolis, MD. The panel was formed by the National Governors… read more
The National Education Goals panel held its sixth of eight regional forums on education in Annapolis, MD. The panel was formed by the National Governors Association to monitor the U.S. educational system’s advances toward fulfilling the six educational goals set forth by the National Governors Association. The six goals are: readiness for school, completion, student achievement and citizenship, math and science education, literacy and adult learning, and safe drug-free schools. The committee sought input on optimal methods for achieving the six goals from education and business officials. Mr. Forgione said the panel’s short term goal was to produce a report setting forth each state’s status on education which may be used as a means to measure progress. The long term goal of the panel was to produce a strategy for national education improvement to restore American predominance in education and international competitiveness. close
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- Paul Barton Director Educational Testing Service->Policy
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- William Brown Superintendent District of Columbia->Public Schools
- Jane Browning Association for Retarded Citizens of US
- B. Marie Byers President Maryland Assoc. of Boards of Education
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- Constance Clayton Superintendent Philadelphia, PA->Public Schools
- Amy Bloom Connolly Educator Maryland Committee for Children
- James Dyke Jr. Secretary Virginia->Education Department
- Pascal Forgione Executive Director National Educational Goals Panel
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- Margaret Griffin The New Republic
- Edward Haertel Professor Stanford University->Education Department
- Evelyn Holman Superintendent Maryland Cmsn. on the Early Learning Yrs
- James Jones President New Jersey->Board of Education
- Hilda Mason Member District of Columbia->City Council
- Joyce McCray Executive Director Council for American Private Education
- Iris Metts Superintendent Christina, DE
- Terry Peterson Executive Director South Carolina Business Education Cmte.
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- Helen Riley Spokesman Middle Atlantic Assn. Educ. Young Childr
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- Robert Schiller Representative Delaware->Public Instruction
- Donald Spangler Executive Assistant Department of Education
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- Ronda Talley Psychologist American Psychological Association
- Rafael Valdivieso Chairman and CEO Hispanic Policy Develop. Project
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