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Michael Wotorson, executive director of CHSE, and Delia Pompa, vice president of education at NCLR express concern for the potential impact of granting exemptions to states, in place of reauthorizating the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), on minority groups.
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The Huffington Post
Ahead of Congress' anticipated reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), Michael Wotorson, executive director of CHSE, highlights the importance of ensuring that all students, particularly students of color, Native students, and low-income students will acquire the education and skills needed to meet the demands of the 21st century workforce.
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Education Daily
Phillip Lovell, vice president for federal advocacy at the Alliance for Excellent Education, answers questions on Title I eligibility and funding for high schools.
The Education Daily examines the policy recommendations in CHSE's Plan for Success.
Michael Wotorson, executive director of CHSE, and Josef Lukan, analyst for the Education and Children Policy Project at NCLR, discuss the potential impact of proposed federal education cuts on students in minority communities.
The Washington Post
Doua Thor, executive director of Southeast Asia Resource Action Center, points out that students from Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands are left behind in the public education system
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Campaign for High School Equity Georgia affiliates discuss the importance of Georgia's adoption of the Common Core Stadards Initiative and urge Georgians to push for equitable distribution of resources for education reform.
The Jackson Sun
Campaign for High School Equity partners discuss the correlation between education reform and economic stability in Tennesse.
The Campaign for High School Equity and the NAACP discuss community involvement and education policy, particularly as it affects children of color, at the NAACP’s annual Race Relations Summit in Tennessee.
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN
The Campaign for High School Equity and leading civil rights organizations in Tennessee discuss the importance of implementing common core state standards, particularly for students of color.
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