Transcription of Strategies for Improving School Performance
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Strategies for Improving School Performance By William L. Johnson, , LMFT Tyler Independent School District Tyler, TX 75701 (903) 262-1000 Annabel M. Johnson, Jared W. Johnson, Conference Presentation 2014 Curriculum Conference June 11-12, 2014 Region VII Education Service Center 1909 N. Longview St. Kilgore, TX 75662 2 Strategies for Improving School Performance By: William L. Johnson, ; Annabel M. Johnson, ; Jared W. Johnson, The rapid development of the United States from raw wilderness and frontier to the leading nation of the world is in itself a marvel. The vast expansion of its population was made possible by the immigration of literally millions of peasants. At first glance, these traditional peasants, largely illiterate, would hardly seem to be the material from which to build a sophisticated society.
Furthermore, recent national test-score data showed that fewer than 40% of students met college-readiness benchmarks, only eight percent of African-American students met all four ACT benchmarks, and 71 percent of Texas schools failed to meet NCLB targets. Many politicians label schools as failure factories.
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