Creating a more integrated, efficient and accountable education system is the goal of the Oregon Education Investment Team created by Governor Kitzhaber.
The Team (created by Executive Order 1102) will develop strategies to create a seamless zero to 20 education system.
The goal is to ensure that children enter school ready and able to learn, teachers have the support and resources to teach, and high school graduates are prepared to pursue college and careers.
“We must break down the funding and governance silos that have become barriers to effective teaching and student achievement,” said Governor Kitzhaber. “We have an opportunity to change course today to provide better outcomes for our students, more resources for educators and a more prosperous future for Oregon.”
The Oregon Education Investment Team will propose policy and system changes and integrate recommendations from the Governor’s transition teams on early childhood success, K-12 and post-secondary education.
The Team will outline a budget and policy framework in a report due May 31, 2011.
The Oregon Education Investment Team is charged to:
For the Executive Order, read here: http://governor.oregon.gov/Gov/docs/executive_orders/eo_1102.pdf
For the Early Childhood and Family Investment Transition report, read here: http://governor.oregon.gov/Gov/docs/priorities/Early_Childhood_Transition_Report.pdf
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