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The Georgia Department of Education's mission is to function as a service-oriented, policy-driven, and restructured agency that meets the needs of local school systems as they go about the business of preparing all students for college or a career in a safe and drug-free environment where we ensure that no child is left behind.
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The George Lucas Education Foundation is a nonprofit operating foundation located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Established in 1991 by filmaker George Lucas, the Foundation documents and disseminates materials sharing hundreds of powerful examples of learning and teaching already successful in our nation's schools. We hope this information will stimulate active involvement and guide choices in school reform.
GLEF Blast is a bi-monthly e-newsletter delivers news, research, and inspiring stories from the frontlines of K-12 education. Twice a month you will receive links to what's new on our Web site, including:
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The Institute for Educational Leadership's (IELeadership) mission is to improve education -- and the lives of children and their families -- through pisitive and visionary change.
IELeadership Connection is a free bi-monthly e-newsletter focusing on leadership for education. The editors are Mary Podmostko and Denise Slaughter. Gerardo Medrano is the assistant editor. Please feel free to share this newsletter with interested parties. The editors will do their best to provide active links and information but cannot be responsible for expired links.
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In each issue of the TLN eSource, links to new research, important reports, significant news stories, adn interesting conversation about advancements in teacher leadership. They also include resources that all education leaders can put to use in their daily work, including information on mentoring, cutting-edge staff development, best intructional practices, and more.
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