A+ Works for Alabama

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March 5, 2010

• Teach For America comes to Alabama's Black Belt
• 2 Top UA students to teach in Black Belt
• Ala. graduated 65% of kids last year, per new count
• State school board podcasts
• Charter schools: Inside look at trio of Georgia charter schools
• Business tool helps Mobile schools improve
• And more...

February 12, 2010

• Research Finding - What Great Teachers Do
• African school challenges Teacher of the Year
• State School Board Highlights - Progress on Advanced Placement Courses
• State legislature votes down charter schools, teacher code of ethics
• Winterboro High is Teaching Us about the Future
• And more...

January 29, 2010

• State School Board Highlights - New improvement grants for schools and benefits briefing
• Legislature still trying to undo teacher code of ethics
• Collaboration yields big pre-k gains in Montgomery
• Charter School Basics
• Research Finding - Halving dropout rate would generate economic boom, Alliance says
• Top turnaround school in U.S.
• Free Webinar: America's Rural High Schools: Challenges & Opportunities for Success
• And more...

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Read how progress in Mobile County schools has been enhanced through community partnerships. Read more

A+ College Ready Names 10 Huntsville City And Madison County Schools To Benefit From A $6.9 Million Advanced Placement Training And Incentive Program

Ten high schools in Huntsville and Madison County were selected today to participate in a statewide initiative to increase the number of students prepared to take rigorous college courses in math and science. Comprehensive training and incentive programs will be implemented in these schools to boost enrollment and success in Advanced Placement (AP) and Pre-AP courses in mathematics, science and English. read more

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The Alabama State Department of Education recently released the results of several standardized tests. Compare scores for your local schools or school system.