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Q & A
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- to ,~se federal' funding that was previously targeted only fo(.p.oor children (~'itle I) to, instead, ' ,bene~t all the children inthe schooL' ' , . ,(2) Ohio granted waivers under ED FLEX to allow school districts with fewer than 35% oftheir
Testing [1]
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- and guidelines for developing volOctober 13, 1998 (3:44 p.m.) \ 10ll,3/9S 'rUE 15:31 FAX 202 226 1010 ~003 . CIITE ON ED & WORKFORCE M . , F:\RC\EDUCATIO\TEST99.001 2 1 untary national tests pursuant to contract RJ97153001 2 previously ~ntered
Charter Schools [1]
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- them legal independence. Only 17 of the laws permit full per pupil operating funding to follow the child from a district to a charter school; fewer than five allow capital funding to follow the child. And many laws restrict the number of charter
- educational settings where appropriate. This language would apply to the entire bill. . • Eliminates previously unfunded subsections to better streamline the program (inC!uding all references to gender equity). Subpart 2 - Formula Grant Program. Subpart 2
Testing [3]
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- -..................- - - - - . - - - - - - . - - - - - - :;:,-~ ---"'''''''''''-'--- --------------_.._-+---_...__.._----- .. " . _ . _.. - .. -----------~ _._ ...... ... ..._----.- ' - - ' =-..---.~= I = .. = . = ...................__.__ ·--··-----___.. __...._.___ ..... c==-i . _.= . =_ DO~IESTJ C POLl C1' COL October 31. 1997 MEMORANDUM FOR THE ?RESIDENT FROM: Bruce Reed Elena Kagan SUBJECT: 1. Education -- National Te!iliug Initiative
Ideas [1]
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- bureaucracy or immense handling previously in denial. They· also substan charges for routing taxpayer money tially reduced the pool of pote'nUal teachers through Washington. .in Massachusetts, even though a balloon This exemption should be available only
- Title 1 Program by requiring the use of documented effective programs, ,strategies, and practices in all Title I schools. • Maintain, as nonwaivable, the current eligible-child, eligible-school, and the 50% schoolwide program poverty threshold
- senators seeking eased restrictions on gold and other hard-rock mines lof5 11/9119997:29 PM I Hopes of a quick budget deal fading away - November 9, 1999 ,. " I I http://cnn.com/ALLPOLlTICS/storiesIl9991 1, 1I09/budgettalks/index.htm I
Standards [1]
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- -' " I . '. peals to Republicans, '. . ... .• tagon to reqwre stan~ardiz.ed t~~ .: . :.. They said they would reject any ,in classroomsJor children·ofmI\l- . . effort to expand or restrict the bill. " '. " . ' , "I. know not everyone wilibe tary
Ed-Flex
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- WithdrawalIRedaction Sheet Clinton Library DOCUMENT NO. AND TYPE 001. note DATE SUBJECTffITLE Reed's Notes of Meeting with Elena Kagan re: Ed-Flex, ca. 1999 (pru1ial) (1 page) RESTRICTION P5 COLLECTION: Domestic Policy Council Bruce Reed
Discipline
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- students more strictly than they might have previously. ". ' The authors suggest serious sanctions have been 'used even when misbehavior falls far short of weapo o , on or drug possession, the dangers the tough new policies were intended to address
Higher Education Act
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- . Reed Elena Kagan Kate P. Donovan Michael Cohen, Barry White Kathryn B. Stack David Rowe Lorenzo Rasetti . Cynthia A. Rice Andrea Kane Cecilia E.Rouse Jonathan D. Breul , Michael F. Crowley' ..: Kimberly A. Maluski Alan B. Rhinesmith Daniel I
Vouchers
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- Apri19,1999 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM: Bruce Reed Elena Kagan . SUBJECT: I . DPC Weekly Report , Education -- Florida School Reform bill: On March 24, the Florida House passed an edU:,cation refonn bill reflecting pOliCiek that Gov
Teachers
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- through \vith crucial research ,lssistance when it w.1.s mosl needed Jnd for tirelessly documenting quotes from f,?
Testing [2]
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- the national tests. *• * * '* '* • * * *. 2/2 , Michael Cohen 01/22/9807:45:49 PM Record Type: To: • . Re,cord Bruce N, Reed/OPO/EOP, Elena Kagan/OPO/EOP cc: Janet Murguia/WHO/EOP Subject: NAGB briefing . . ' Got briefed bY"NAGB chair and staff th
- --, To: Bruce Reed (ww 2) Elena Kagan (ww 2) Barbara Chow (room 260) Mike Cohen Mary Casell, (fax: 54875) From: Jon Schnur Date: October 9, 1998 Re: Attached options for class size bill. Attached are three options for class
Events [1]
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- be a April Satellite Town Meeting focusing on charter schools and magnet schools. • . . FOIA Request: On March 13, the Wall Street Journal requested documents relating to contacts with the ONC. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY. • Biotechnology Final Rule
Events [3]
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- : To: Record Bruce N. Reed/OPD/EOP, Elena Kagan/OPD/EOP cc: Subject: Possible education actions and events Here is a quick list of possible events and executive actions, that probably could be taken within the next few weeks. The stuff in italics
ESEA-Bilingual
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- can see, we h:ave also added the Spanish-language language. «xLdoc» ! ,.," - xLdoc Message.Sent To: Barbara Chow/OMB/EOP@EOP Wayne Upshaw/OMB/EOP@EOP Leslie S. Mustain/OMB/EOP@EOP Elena Kagan/OPD/EOP@EOP Tanya E. Martin/OPD/EOP@EOP Bethany Little
Master Teachers
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- ,.. f' c) ., Michael Cohen 07/30/9805:25:29 PM Record Type: To: . Record Bruce N. Reed/OPD/EOP, Elena Kagan/OPD/EOP cc: Subject: Master Teachers Here is where things stand on the National Board for P~ofessional Teaching Standards. 1
School Construction
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- /99 05:54:29 PM ' Record Type: Record Bruce N. Reed/OPD/EOP, Elena Kagan/OPD/EOP To: cc: Subject: School construction talking points ~ arbitrag.wp Attached are the talking points from last year, in response to the same proposal from last
Ideas [2]
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- Michael Cohen 06/02/9702:42:31 PM Record Type: To: Record Bruce N. Reed/OPD/EOP cc: Elena Kagan/OPD/EOP Subject: Re: Chaka Fattah I thought you'd want to know what I said about the options paper Shireman sent around. It tracks our conversation
Opportunity Zones
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- . Michael Cohen 12/15/9702:40:56 PM Record Type: To: Record ' Bruce N. Reed/OPD/EOP,Elena Kagan/OPD/EOP . cc: Subject: Heads up on Opportunity Zones An issue surfaced today during a meeting with ED and OMS staff as we continUE) to nail down
