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Education Committee


Map Title: States' Changes in Teacher Evaluation Systems
Interactive: Yes
Printable: Yes
Description: The New American Foundation, nonpartisan public policy institute, has an interactive map highlight changes in states' teacher evaluation systems.

Map Title: Fourth Grade Science Performance, 2000 vs. 2006
Interactive: Yes
Printable: Yes
Description: The National Conference of State Legislators has produced this map showing each state's high school dropout rate. Clicking on each brings you to a fact sheet about that state. For example, Connecticut's mentions that 14 schools produce more than 39% of the state's dropouts.

Map Title: Fourth Grade Science Performance, 2000 vs. 2006
Interactive: No
Printable: Yes
Description: Nationalreportcard.gov shows which states have improved and which have worsened from 2000 to 2006.

Map Title: Composite of ACT and SAT Scores by State
Interactive: No
Printable: Yes
Description: Bystatemap.com has created a composite map of state averages scores from ACT and SAT tests showing how students perform in both tests.

Map Title: Racial Diversity by Town
Interactive: No
Printable: Yes
Description: One look at racial diversity and school performance in Connecticut.

Map Title: State Education Profiles
Interactive: Yes
Printable: Yes
Description: Linked to how states have performed since 2003 at three grade levels.

 
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