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Jack Jennings Quotes
«It is an interesting case. It's interesting because a judge has to consider the fact that this is a state that's suing. It's not a school district. It's not a teacher's union. It's the state of Connecticut. So that adds a lot more gravity to the lawsuit.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«Math achievement is going up in the United States in the long term, ... It is not, however, where kids in the United States ought to be.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«In the abstract, it's a good idea that students know more about the Constitution. Civics has been squeezed out of the curriculum.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«The big question is will the Bush administration be able to defuse this political opposition.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«It's a race against time over whether the Bush administration will be able to administer the act more sensibly so that people do not get so angry that the act will be overthrown by court or rewritten or substantially amended by Congress.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«[In Michigan, Maryland and California, according to the Washington-based Center On Education Policy, most school districts have chosen to replace teaching and administrative staffs - one of the options outlined by the law.] Right now, you're not seeing radical restructuring, ... States are being very cautious.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«One benefit of the law is that it gives schools the authority to do things they've wanted to do for a long time but couldn't.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«(The federal government) is giving states the duty to monitor it, but the states are saying, 'We don't have the manpower. We don't have the resources'.... And the school districts are being told they can't regulate this ? that it's up to the states.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«The key question (for parents) is whether kids are doing better in regular school as a result of the services.»
Author: Jack Jennings
«The bottom line is we should take pleasure in the fact American kids are doing better in math. Math achievement is going up in the United States in the long term. It is not, however, where kids in the United States ought to be.»
Author: Jack Jennings