PreSchool/PreKindergarten/Kindergarten

	Mrs. Wells PreSchooldwells@stjschools.org		Mrs. Wycoff swycoff@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Bull ECSE rbull@stjschools.org		Mrs. Medlenkmedlen@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Amanda Gibson ECSE agibson@stjschools.org		Ms. Gunn agunn@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Cahill Pre-K rcahill@stjschools.org		Mrs. Clanton kclanton@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Bunyard tbunyard@stjschool.org		Mrs. Crain lcrain@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Copeland tcopeland@stjschools.org		Mrs. Nesbitt snesbitt@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Heiberg sheiberg@stjschools.org		Mrs. Helterbrand nhelterbrand@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Rivers jrivers@stjschools.org		Ms. Amass kamass@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Berry fberry@stjschools.org		Mrs. Pinnell jpinnell@stjschools.org
	Mrs. Yamnitz tyamnitz@stjschools.org

Do Americans Know How Well Their State’s Schools Perform? May 22, 2013
Among the most common rationales offered for the Common Core State Standards project is to eliminate differences in the definition of student proficiency in core academic subjects across states. As is well known, the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2002 (NCLB) required states to test students annually in grades 3-8 (and once in high school), to report t […]
Does Expanding School Choice Increase Segregation? May 15, 2013
Advocates of expanding the educational options available to students from low-income families raise not only social justice arguments—pointing to the choices made by families that can afford to live close to a good public school or pay private-school tuition—but also the theory that competition induced by expanded school choice will be “the proverbial rising […]