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Pennsylvania’s Been Recognized

Education Policy Leadership October 29, 2009 Dr. Gerald L. Zahorchak Secretary of Education Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania’s Been Recognized. C.E.P. Report 2009 Early Childhood Education - Education Weekly DQC (Data Quality Council) Policy Makers Awards

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Pennsylvania’s Been Recognized

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  1. Education Policy LeadershipOctober 29, 2009Dr. Gerald L. ZahorchakSecretary of EducationCommonwealth of Pennsylvania

  2. Pennsylvania’s Been Recognized • C.E.P. Report 2009 • Early Childhood Education - Education Weekly • DQC (Data Quality Council) Policy Makers Awards • School Improvement – Adam Tanney

  3. Rendell Education Investments! $3 billion since 2002

  4. Federal and National Leadership • Investments through: • SFFS and Stimulus • ESEA Reauthorization • Race to the Top

  5. NGA and CCSSO Leadership • National Standards • American Diploma Project • CCSSO’s Strategic Plan

  6. Standards Aligned System • Our Vision • Pennsylvania Inspired Leadership (PIL) • Program Approvals • PASA’s Act 45 Course

  7. Clear Standards FairAssessments Interventions StudentAchievement Materials & Resources CurriculumFramework Instruction

  8. Standards Aligned System • Our Vision • P.I.L. • Program Approvals • PASA’s Act 45 Course

  9. Every student by name • proficient in the core subjects • Graduates from high school, ready for college and career • Achieves high outcomes, regardless of background, “condition” or “circumstance”

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