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than enron. >> it had taken enron 16 divleers 10 billion in access to 65 billion of access and took them 24 days to go bankrupt. >> jesse: im sure you remember the fall of enron the energy trading company that collapsed after years of fraud when investigators looked into the smoking wreckage of that firm, they found that it was rotten to the core and was built on the hundreds of millions of dollars of faulty accounting. enron was just a massive scam and the company became the poster ch...

Alabama recently deployed math coaches to low-performing schools; New Jersey is creating new statewide civics and history assessments; and California leaders are planning major investments in professional development to turn around achievement declines. Those are all efforts fueled by data from the Nation’s Report Card to close learning gaps worsened by the pandemic. It’s encouraging […]

When the U.S. Department of Education released guidance on statewide assessment systems just before Thanksgiving, it was a reminder that the federal government has an important role in ensuring parents, communities and the broader public have accurate information about the academic progress of K-12 students. But getting this information into the hands of parents has […]

Behind, extended school closings, lowering standards, and a huge honesty gap. the gap between what state standard tests and what national standard tests show proficiency demonstrates that there has been a blind eye turned towards proficiency in excellence we are changing that starting tomorrow. >> jesse: thats good to hear. >> reestablish excellence in our schools and going to make sure virginias kids are ready for college or a career. >> jesse: good this was common sense. you dont smother a kid...