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| District of Columbia | Mayor Vincent C. Gray's State of the District Address
PROPOSALS
High School - Graduation Rates
-- Raise graduation rates.
P-3 - Child Care
-- Expand access to universal, high-quality infant and toddler care.
P-3 Systems - Ensuring Quality
-- Test, learn and teach important best practices about early childhood development.
Student Supports - Integrated Services
-- Offer a new resource in our Early Success plan - $12 million, state-of-the-art early childhood Educare Center in the Kenilworth-Parkside Promise neighborhood, which will provide services to 171 children and their families.
Student Achievement
-- Help more students move beyond mere proficiency to advanced levels of achievement.
Workforce Development - Workforce Demand
-- Fundamentally redesign how we approach job training adapted to the needs of the 21st century. It must be data-driven and must equip people with the hard and soft skills necessary to compete for the jobs of tomorrow.
Charter Schools
-- Be a model of how the best public schools can operate in a healthy, virtuous competition with the best public charter schools to spur creativity, learning and achievement that prepares young people to compete in the new economy.
School Structure - Facilities
-- Continue to implement our comprehensive school-modernization plan, rebuilding or renovating our schools.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Special Education
-- Expanded the quality of special education programming, enabling us to serve students closer to home and reduce the number of students attending non-public schools by 20 percent in just the past 11 months.
Student Achievement
-- Seen gains in student performance as measured both by our DC-CAS test and by the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
P-3 - Preschool
-- Became the first city in America to offer universal pre-K, and we are now ranked #1 in the nation in pre-kindergarten enrollment.
School Structure - Facilities
-- Opened a new H.D. Woodson High School; renovated Langley School; modernized and expanded facilities at Woodrow Wilson High School, Anacostia High School and Janney Elementary; restored Takoma Education Campus, where we invested $25 million unexpectedly in the aftermath fire in December of 2010; began the modernization of Cardozo High School; and broke ground on a new Dunbar High School. A new Ballou Senior High School and many others will soon follow.
Youth Engagement/Professional Development
-- Engaged over 14,000 youth in the reformed Summer Youth Employment Program last year, teaching them the culture and value of an honest day's work for an honest day's pay.
http://mayor.dc.gov/DC/Mayor/About+the+Mayor/News+Room/Text+of+the+State+of+the+District+Address
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| Mississippi | Governor Phil Bryant's State of the State Address
PROPOSALS
P-3
--Monitor the learning opportunities in licensed child care centers.
--Combine the functions of the department of health and department of human services for inspection and monitoring of licensed child care centers, in order to streamline services and improve the state's ability to identify the quality of early childhood learning programs.
--Gather additional information from ongoing programs such as Building Blocks, Excel by 5, Allies for Quality Childcare Project, and the Quality Rating System, to provide the metrics needed to determine best practices for early childhood learning.
Charter Schools
--Pass a charter school act.
K-12 Finance
--Make an executive budget recommendation that will level fund MAEP (Mississippi Adequate Education Program, state funding formula).
--Seek to replace the funding for high growth areas.
--Set aside 2% of state revenue to replenlish state's rainy day fund.
Teen Pregnancy
--Begin the public discussion of how to reduce teen pregnancy in Mississippi.
--Governor has asked the director of the department of human services and the state health officer to provide, within 30 days, an aggressive plan to address the state's teen pregnancy rate and suggestions on how to curb it.
Reading, Dylslexia
--Put reading at the forefront of the state's educational plan.
--Encourage teachers and parents who believe a child is dyslexic to seek assistance from the Mississippi Dyslexia Program at the department of education. Work to improve state response to this challenge to success.
School/District Structure, Operations
--Ask the legislature to pass the Education Administration Consolidation Bill, which mandates that districts' non-educational duties (i.e., centralized human resources, centralized purchasing, centralized transportation and other duties) be consolidated to one central county office by 2014.
Teaching Quality, National Board Teacher Certification, Teach for America, Mississippi Teachers Corps
--Make sure teachers graduate from college prepared to teach. Dr. Hank Bounds (state superintendent) and Dr. Tom Burnham (commissioner of higher education) are working to increase minimum entrance standards for teacher training programs at state universities.
--Fully fund the national board certified teacher program.
--Once data are available from a pilot program to quantify the characteristics of a quality teacher, recommend a teacher "Pay for Performance" program based on student attainments and not on subjective evaluations.
--Make executive budget recommendation allocating $12 million toward Teach for America and the Mississippi Teachers Corps. Local districts will add a portion to this appropriation to keep participating teachers in the classroom.
Dual Enrollment, Economic/Workforce Development
--Ask the state department of education, the community colleges and the Mississippi Department of Employment Security to come together to implement a dual enrollment process to allow students on the verge of dropping out of school to enroll in a community college workforce training program.
Economic/Workforce Development--Research
--Create the Biomass Center for Excellence, a partnership of the public, private and education sectors to coordinate and promote biomass research, development and manufacturing.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
n/a
http://www.governorbryant.com/governor-phil-bryant-gives-his-first-state-of-the-state-address/ (scroll down to beginning of address)
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