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June 2010

Resiliency
Cool tools for resiliency
Cultivating resiliency in students
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May 2010

Making the grade
Pluses and minuses of grading
Q&A: Tom Torlakson
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April 2010

What makes a good school?
Human Rights Award winners
CTA QEIA pays off
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8.17.10	Federal Funds Must be Used for Intended Purpose: Helping our Public Schools With the new school year already underway and students facing unprecedented larger class sizes due to $17 billion in cuts to public schools over the past two years, California’s lawmakers need to take urgent action to ensure that federal funding passed by Congress is distributed to schools immediately and not used to fix the state’s budget crisis. Read more
8.10.10	CTA President Applauds U.S. House for Passing Critical Education Jobs Bill CTA President David A. Sanchez issued the following statement about the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage of the Education Jobs Bill today: Read more
8.2.10	CTA Training Teachers and School Administrators at UCLA Seminar on Quality Education Investment Act Starting today, several top education experts will join CTA for its annual week of dynamic training at UCLA for more than 110 dedicated teachers and public school administrators on teams involved in improving student learning at lower-performing schools in Los Angeles County and across the state. The teams are from some of the nearly 500 California schools getting vital extra resources from a CTA-sponsored law, the Quality Education Investment Act (QEIA) of 2006. Read more
8.2.10	CTA Supports Adoption of Core Standards; Remains Concerned about 8th Grade Algebra Requirement and Successful Implement David A. Sanchez, president of the California Teachers Association, released this statement today regarding the adoption of Common Core State Standards by the State Board of Education Read more

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