Category Archives: Special Reports

Transformation Of Public Education Is Possible Only Via Strong Communities Exerting Local Control

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Mike Bock

Here is the interesting question: Suppose my local community came to be united in a common vision of the purpose / aim of public education — the aim I suggested here, Our only hope is that the coming generations are … Continue reading →

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In 2030, What Will Be The Aim / Purpose Of Public Education?

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Mike Bock

It seems inevitable in the next 20 years, humanity, like some crazed adolescent will flip off the road and crash — drunk on ideology, speeding on religious zealotry, prejudice and ignorance — and the fact that the drivers will have … Continue reading →

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Does Ohio’s Low Standard For School “Excellence” Hinder Authentic School Improvement?

Posted on February 8, 2011 by Mike Bock

I sent the following e-mail to my state senator, Peggy Lehner Dear Peggy Lehner, Congratulations on being chosen Ohio Senate Education Committee Chairperson. As a long time Kettering resident, I am proud of you. You have a great platform to … Continue reading →