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Advisory panel finds Reading First data less than definitive

NCLB Icon  State-by-state data on the federal Reading First program were released with fanfare this past spring by the U.S. Department of Education as evidence that the initiative was fueling “tremendous progress” among students and teachers. The Reading First Advisory Committee, a federal panel that met for the first time this week, found that information on student achievement in participating schools far less definitive and has asked for more time and technical assistance in evaluating the data from the $1 billion-a-year program. Read more of this article from Education Week.

Posted by Steve Groft on 27 August 2007 in Issues in the News , Policy

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