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CHSE executive director on Chicago's WVON April 09, 2010 WVON CHSE executive director, Michael Wotorson, discusses academic standards and teacher effectiveness in under-resourced, high-minority populated schools on Chicago's WVON (1690 AM) Matt & Perri Show. Listen to the Discussion Bipartisan Effort Vowed on Congressional Review of ‘No Child’ Law March 29, 2010 Diverse: Issues in Higher Education CHSE executive director, Michael Wotorson, calls on legislators to consider the needs of high school students of color in ESEA reauthorization. Read the Article CHSE executive director discusses recently released K-12 common core standards on NPR March 11, 2010 NPR Michael Wotorson, executive director of CHSE discusses the released draft on K-12 common core standards on NPR's "Tell Me More" program hosted by Michel Martin. Listen to the Story CHSE exec director shares his view on strengthening high school education for African American youth February 03, 2010 BET CHSE executive director, Michael Wotorson, shares his perspective on strengthening high school education for African American youth and the promise of a high-quality education for all on BET.com. Read the Article CHSE executive director appears on WPBT2’s ISSUES on Dec. 4 and 6 December 04, 2009 WPBT2 Michael Wotorson, executive director, Campaign for High School Equity appears as a guest on South Florida's WPBT2 program, ISSUES, to discuss the state of high school education. View the Video Civil rights groups press national school standards July 24, 2009 McClatchy Instead of trying to legislate education reform, groups including governors and the College Board have started developing new national standards that states could adopt voluntarily. Read the Article A Look at the Promises and Challenges of Common Standards July 24, 2009 Education Week As the Washington education policy community was a buzz yesterday over the leaked first draft of common standards being developed through an effort led by the Council of Chief State School Officers and the National Governors Association, the CCSSO’s executive director discussed the enterprise—its promise and challenges—during a forum at the National Press Club. Read the Article Experts: Latino students can feel less than valued July 23, 2009 The Salt Lake Tribune Experts say a number of systemic and personal challenges keep many Latino students from graduating. Read the Article Group says lowering La.’s graduation standards ‘despicable' July 13, 2009 The Louisiana Weekly Legislation approved by Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal recently to lower academic standards for high school graduation from public schools is a disservice to the state’s students, the consequences of which will have long-term moral and economic implications, according to the Campaign for High School Equity (CHSE), a coalition of civil rights organizations advocating for high school education reform, said July 8. Read the Article Educational Equity Feeds Economic Growth March 15, 2009 New America Media Commentary by CHSE executive director, Michael Wotorson. Read the Article

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