Last Friday, State Senator Tom Neuville posted this to his blog: What Kind of Education Reform Do We Need? It was triggered by Gov. Pawlenty’s State of the State speech and a Pioneer Press editorial (see Tom’s piece for the links).
I’m guessing that most Americans think that U.S. high schools in general are poor/obsolete but they don’t think their high school is obsolete.
How about here in Northfield? Take the poll and add your comments, either here or to Tom’s post.
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Locally Grown has been chosen to test an innovative project called Representative Journalism (RepJ). Bonnie Obremski is the RepJ reporter/journalist currently assigned to Northfield.
See the complete listing of all her stories here, most current ones first.
RepJ stories by Bonnie Obremski Bruce Anderson Bill Ostrem David Bly, State Rep. 25B Ross Currier, NDDC Exec. Director Kevin Dahle, State Senator, D25 Bruce Morlan/Politics and a Pint League of Women Voters Northfield
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I find it remarkable that the same folks that have assisted in cutting funding for education in this state, are now stating that our schools are now obsolete.
So, just how are we supposed to pay for this? Another levy?