In today’s Wall St. Journal, Lisa Fleisher lists the ways that Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson would have used a $30 million Race to the Top federal grant, which was nixed by Newark Teachers Union Joseph Del Grosso:
Why would Del Grosso deprive kids and teachers of $30 million in technology upgrades, professional development, and new opportunities? It’s theory, you know what I’m saying?” Mr. Del Grosso said. “It’s nothing that we can say, ‘That is actually going to work.'”
Fleisher adds, “There were also millions of dollars to improve services for students, which included training for teachers on how to deal with students facing social or emotional problems, and funding for organizations that could help refer students to outside services. Mr. Del Grosso said there is already support for students in schools, but Ms. Anderson said school workers could use more help.”
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