Urge Senators to Co-sponsor Bills on Common-Sense Assessment Systems
Two critical bills have been introduced in the Senate that would make a real difference in improving assessment systems and offering meaningful accountability.
Urge your Senators to sign on as co-sponsors to the Improving Student Testing Act of 2007 (S. 2053), sponsored by Senator Russ Feingold (WI) and Patrick Leahy (VT). Senators Chris Dodd (D-CT) and Ken Salazar (D-CO) have also introduced the No Child Left Behind Reform Act (S. 1194).
Both bills would make significant, meaningful changes to measurement of student performance and school success, including by allowing states to use growth models and multiple measures and ending the over-reliance upon two standardized tests given one day out of the year.
Both bills have NEA's support, but they need the additional sponsorship of your Senators.
CONTACT YOUR SENATORS TODAY
Tell your Senators to cosponsor the Improving Student Testing Act and the No Child Left Behind Reform Act.
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