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Florida Senate limits NON-STANDARDIZED testing,  but MANDATES Common Core Standardized Assessments. The Headline in the Sunshine State News, Senate's Had Enough, Limits Standardized Testing  is unknowingly perpetrating the ...
Topics: Florida Senate, Gaets, Jeb Bush, Legg, common core, assessments, school, districts, local, finial exams, corruption
Willis Pebble

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Where do they stand on common core? Under the collective umbrella of “COMMON CORE”, our children are being exposed to the biggest experiment in American history. Politicians and educrats from both parties have been pressured,...
Topics: Data-Mining, Education, Common Core, Florida Senate, SB878, Data Warehouse, Department of Education, Oboma, Bill Gates, Achive, parental control, Common Core ELA Standards, data collection, local control in education, Common Core Curriculum, CCSS, CCSSI, Education Reform, Common Core Method, REC, voting, Parents, student, assessments, John Thraser
Joseph Ryan

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Two N.E. Florida Straw Polls, Mixed  Results Two Straw polls were conducted one in St Johns County by the St. Johns Supervisor of Elections and the other by the First Coast Tea party.  Both probably bias with the establishmen...
Topics: common core, thrasher, florida senate, st johns county, school board, bev Slouth, Derek Hankerson, Karen Harvy, first coast, tea party, renaurt, kelly Lorbeer, standards, straw poll
Joseph Ryan

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Derek Hankerson; A "No Common Core" Choice for Florida Senate District 6 For those who opposed common core and watched the Florida 2014 legislative session end with two bills that would delay common core die in committee the...
Topics: common core, education, derek Hankerson, Florida Senate, District 6, John Thrasher, sst Augustine, Clay County, St. John's Count, Putnam County, Florida Schools, The Report Card, Tea Party, REpublican Executive, Republican primary, 2014, jeb Bush, RNC, GOP, RPOF, REC, voting, Parents, student, assessments
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