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The Therapy Sessions
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
 

Another reason to like NCLB


There aren't many, but I like exposing people who don't really give a damn about education: Pa. won't release teacher test data:
The Pennsylvania Department of Education has refused a request by The Inquirer to reveal how many middle school teachers failed certification exams in each of the state's 501 school districts.

Under the federal No Child Left Behind law, seventh- and eighth-grade teachers must have certification in the subjects they teach by June 2006. Teachers who do not have the certification can obtain it by passing exams in those subjects.

- posted by total @ 3/31/2004 06:06:00 AM .

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