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Fwd: Posting Bill of Rights
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- Subject: Fwd: Posting Bill of Rights
- From: Susan Harman <susanharman@igc.org>
- Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2007 19:30:28 -0800
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From: Harold Berlak <hberlak@yahoo.com>
Date: Thu Mar 29, 2007 3:39:18 PM US/Pacific
To: Susan Harman <Susanharman@igc.org>, Marilyn Langlois
<langlois-rine@comcast.net>, pjhallam@berkeley.edu, Peter Farruggio
<pfarr@cal.berkeley.edu>
Subject: Posting Bill of Rights
I posted the following on ca-resisters listserv but it did not appear . Is
there something I can do to locate the problem? Perhaps someone will post
for me
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I revised and edited the Bill of Rights for test takers based on very useful
feedback and suggestions from several sources. While the changes are few,
they are clarifying and important. Deborah Meier among others have indicated
strong support for the statement. She is also among those who provided
feedback.
If you want a copy you can email me. ( Subject; Bill of Rights)
Please circulate and post the document preferably without attribution
because it is important in my view that the focus be in on the Bill of Rights
and not the individuals or organizations that were responsible for writing
the initial draft.
We need to keep in mind that this remains a work in progress, a long way
from being translated into legislation. Whatever happens to the NCLB
reauthorization, (and I don't expect very much) we need to press forward to
get a version of these protections enacted. We need to hold our public
officials accountable for their continuing support of laws , federal and
state, that are undermining public education and inflicting grievous harm on
a generation of children and on the teachers who teach them.
There is nothing in the proposed remedies that's radical nor unprecedented
--unless one views the protection of civil rights , due process, and equal
protection of the law as radical.
Susan Ohanian just informed me that the revised v1.3 version can be found on
her web site. I've also suggested that CalCARE add it to their site.
NOTE; The up-to-date version is v1.4 and is so marked.
Harold