
Let the Funding Follow the Students
Allow education dollars to follow students to choose digital courses and other learning opportunities, with at least part of the funds tied to showing learning success.
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Allow education dollars to follow students to choose digital courses and other learning opportunities, with at least part of the funds tied to showing learning success.
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Restructure central administrative services to save money and direct extra dollars to school sites and classrooms.
Pay teachers and school leaders based on their proven effectiveness, rather than determining salaries by seniority and academic degrees.
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Develop a transparent school grading system that is easy for parents to understand and use in making important education decisions.
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Create K-12 scholarship programs to provide immediate options and help to students in need.
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Make the state’s testing and accountability systems flexible enough to allow students to advance at their own pace, as they demonstrate mastery of the material.
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Promote the use of scientifically-based reading instruction in elementary classrooms, ensuring all teachers are adequately prepared to do the job.
Streamline or eliminate the costly, time-consuming process to remove poorly performing teachers from their paid classroom duties.
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