Thursday, May 26, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Education commissioner responds to test scores and end of legislative session
The latest math and reading test scores show minimal improvement, and the large racial achievement gap persists. The 2011 legislature has adjourned without a K-12 education bill. Minnesota might get federal money in a new round of "Race to the Top." What's your priority for education?11:00 a.m.GuestsBrenda Cassellius: Minnesota Commissioner of Education. 20-year career as a classroom teacher, administrator and superintendent. Most recently superintendent of the East Metro Integration District and Associate Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools. Academic Superintendent of Middle Schools in Memphis, Tenn.More from MPRARW Podcast: Preschool, Day Care, Both? (05/20/2011)Resources
Juan Williams live at the National Press Club
Political commentator and Fox News contributor Juan Williams speaks live at the National Press Club. NPR came under a storm of criticism for firing Williams in October after he made controversial comments about Muslims.12:00 p.m.More from MPRNPR chairman says board asked CEO to step down (03/09/2011)MPR joins campaign to promote public broadcasting (12/15/2010)Williams: NPR was looking for reason to fire him (10/22/2010)When news commentary crosses the line (10/21/2010)NPR fires, Fox defends Williams over Muslim remarks (10/21/2010)Resources
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