College Board Education Policy Forums for Big 12 and SUNY Institutions
 Zakiya Smith, policy adviser in the Office of the Undersecretary, U.S. Department of Education |
SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher |
The College Board sponsored two education policy forums recently. The first, for members of the Big 12 schools, was held in Boulder, Colo., following a Big 12 annual meeting.
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AP® Program to Change AP World History, French and German; Developments Under Way in AP Science
On Nov. 9, the College Board’s Advanced Placement Program® (AP®) reached out to educators to announce upcoming changes to AP courses and exams in three disciplines — world languages, history and science. Revisions to AP French Language and Culture, AP German Language and Culture, and AP World History will be implemented first, going into effect during the 2011-12 academic year.
Help Is Available in Obtaining Federal Education Funding for Districts and States
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 infused almost $100 billion in new funds into federal education programs — nearly two times the overall funding for the entire annual federal education budget.
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Be part of the dialogue that is helping shape change nationwide in education — and join your colleagues for an engaging program that will offer powerful solutions that you can apply to your school, your educational community and your own students. |
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REGIONAL FORUMS 2010: Education: Transforming Our Future Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia and San Diego February 2010 |
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Sign up at www.collegeboard.com/regionalforums
Register today to take advantage of special early bird conference rates offered in your region. |
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Advocacy
Advocacy
Sam — Profile of
an Undocumented Sax Player
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Programs & Services
Hillsborough County Schools Awarded Historic Teaching Grant
Hillsborough County Public Schools in Tampa, Fla., is launching a groundbreaking initiative to support effective teaching and raise student achievement, thanks to a seven-year, $100-million Intensive Partnership grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. 
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Opinion
Transitioning Latino Students to College: Altering the Path of a Rapidly Expanding Underclass
Events & Workshops
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