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The focus on teachers and the process of education by people outside of the profession is as great as it has ever been.  Accountability, the impact of federal and state legislation, increasing populations and deceasing budgets make it imperative that schools are productive.  Classroom teachers and school administrators are under more scrutiny than ever before by […]

There is a small but growing constituency who have raised the idea of placing the Exit Test (the statewide accountability test that is mandatory for a high school diploma) on a secure internet site.  Students and parents would access the site, similar to the way we currently access FAFSA or other community site.  For a fee, […]