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Impact - December 1999
Submitted on 12.31.1999

December 1999 PRI Ideas in Action
Policy Update and Monthly Impact Report



Stakeout
Submitted by K. Lloyd Billingsley on 12.29.1999

"Our intention is to drive a stake through the heart of the culture that produced these results," said Howard Miller, chief operating officer of the Los Angeles Unified School District.


Social Promotion Is Alive and Well
Submitted by Lance T. Izumi, J.D. on 12.16.1999

For years, critics of public education have complained about the phenomenon of social promotion. Under this dysfunctional policy, students are advanced to the next grade level even though they have clearly failed to master the subject matter in their current grade. In 1998, California enacted a law to eliminate this practice, but so far the law seems to have been wholly ineffective.

Making School Choice Work for All Families
Submitted by John E. Coons, Stephen D. Sugarman on 12.1.1999

Making School Choice Work for All Families is the one of a three-part series, Templates for Legislative and Policy Reform. The other two templates address the issues of academic standards and charter schools. The series recommends best practices and legislative language and highlights problem areas that arise when policy deviates from those best practices.



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