New law weds efforts to help students excel

Star Tribune Wednesday 2nd May, 2012

This week, Gov. Mark Dayton signed an omnibus education bill with a provision creating a powerful incentive for school districts and charter schools to work more closely to boost student achievement. With the support of a broad coalition of education advocates, this no-cost, voluntary collaboration signals the beginning of a much larger paradigm shift. It is a shift from districts and charters remaining silos, competing with one another, to the...

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