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Hear SREB Senior Vice President Gene Bottoms discuss the need to improve school accountability.
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Present at the High Schools That Work Summer Conference, July 14-17
SREB is accepting proposals from educators who wish to present at the 24th Annual High Schools That Work (HSTW) Staff Development Conference, to be held July 14-17, 2010, at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville. More than 7,000 educators from across the nation attend the annual school improvement conference, one of the nation’s largest. This year’s theme is “Designing Schools for the Future: Improved Achievement and Graduation Rates.” We invite innovative, successful high school, technology center and middle grades teachers and school leaders to submit proposals. To register for the conference, please download the registration form. Online registration begins soon. Visit the Conference page for more details.
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New Legislative Report Reviews Governors’ Budget Plans, Final Actions in Arkansas
SREB’s Legislative Report No. 2 for 2010 outlines governors’ budget proposals in Alabama, Delaware,... MORE

SREB Doctoral Scholars Program to Receive Award
The SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Program will receive the prestigious John Hope Franklin Award for 2010 from Diverse:... MORE

More Students Taking College Courses Online and While Still in High School
E-learning in college continues to grow across the region. More than 10 percent of instruction in two-year public... MORE

Next Generation of School Accountability Needs to Include Graduation Rates, Higher Achievement, College Readiness
Two major new SREB reports call for states to give the same weight to high school graduation rates as... MORE

Major SREB Report Calls for States to Improve Students' Reading Skills
Building on several states’ success in raising reading achievement in the early grades, a major... MORE

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Georgia Continues to Make Progress on Graduation Rates, Looks to Next Steps
Georgia continues to make some of the South’s largest gains on high school graduation rates — a sign that our state has become a national...
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Dave Spence, SREB President
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