Month: September 2020

• Parents, Districts, and NAACP Win Major Victory over DeVos

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  September 5, 2020

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  African Americans

  I received the following press release from the Education Law Center about the DeVos defeat at the hands of the NAACP in court this past week. WASHINGTON, D.C. – Late this afternoon, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in NAACP v. DeVos, striking down a rule…

  

• It’s an honor to even be mentioned for US Secretary of Education

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  September 4, 2020

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  Announcements

  There are many shortlists appearing nowadays for US Secretary of Education— upon a change of administration. I blogged a few weeks ago about an interesting list that covered the ideological spectrum in the post Biden’s U.S. Secretary of Education shortlist? It’s a blessing to even be mentioned in the @DiverseIssues article considering who will be the…

  

• Honored to be appointed by Governor to EPSB

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  September 2, 2020

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  Announcements, Wisdom

  It’s an honor to be selected by @GovAndyBeshear to serve on the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) I was sworn in today and do affirm that I have not participated in a duel. Every child in KY deserves a well-qualified educator.