After nearly a year of work, Governor Patrick's Project Readiness Task Force released its report today to the first joint meeting of all the state's education boards. The report called Ready for 21st Century Success: The New Promise for Public Education calls for a number of recommendations in four key goal areas.
Over 200 people participated in the Governor's Project Readiness Task Force in different sub-committees including a one that looked closely at the issue of extended learning opportunities. In this group, several members of the state's afterschool community participated.
To review the 44-page report that contains recommendations and information about the Project Readiness Task Force and its members, click here.
For more information from the Governor's Office that talks about his Education Action Agenda, click here.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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