President's Message - Wendy D. Puriefoy sees education as the universal liberator and children as our nation's most valuable resource.
Richard Riley on Transforming American Education - Don't shortchange adolescents, urges Richard W. Riley, Clinton administration secretary of education, as we build for a knowledge-driven economy.
Q&A: Bob Moses - Civil rights activist Bob Moses promotes math literacy as the key to education and economic access.
Making It Happen - Phyllis McClure, Title I expert, alerts parents and communities to valuable NCLB-mandated information on schools, districts, and states coming their way.
Viewpoint - Boeing Company CEO Philip M. Condit links the need for a worldclass workforce to the need for quality public education.
Conversations - Grassroots organizer Donna Cooper, Maryland lawmaker Pete Rawlings, and New York attorney Michael Rebell discuss accountability, adequacy, and fiscal equity as long-term investments in the future of our nation.
End Notes - William Novelli, CEO, on how AARP members put lifelong learning into action.
Title: Connections: A Journal of Public Education Advocacy - Fall 2002, Vol. 9, No. 2
Publication date 2002-11-08
Publication Year 2002
Authors
Bob Moses
, Donna Cooper
, Philip M. Condit
, Phyllis McClure
, Richard Riley
, Wendy D. Puriefoy
, William Novelli
Copyright holder(s)
Public Education Network (PEN)
Geographical Focus
North America / United States
Keywords
education
, quality public
, education foundation
, NCLB
, education fund
Document type
CaseStudy
Language
English
URL: https://publiceducation.issuelab.org/resource/connections-a-journal-of-public-education-advocacy-fall-2002-vol-9-no-2.html
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