Someone who is part of a Facebook page I follow shared a response they got to a letter they sent to Rep. Laura Hoydick:
Thank you for your email and for educating us last night in ways we can
make substantial cognitive changes to the policies that are now in
place. I agree with you--this is not just about teacher evaluation but
is also about Common Core. I support and will advocate stopping the
implementation of the new evaluative process, SBAC and common core right
now. Never in all the years that I have been involved
in education has such a huge initiative been implemented this quickly
without collaboration. Not only does it sicken me but it saddens me that
yet again we have such little regard and respect one of the greatest
institutions we have in Connecticut. I am sorry for the stress and
anxiety for what you have experienced these last 18 months and please
know I have great admiration for you and your fellow colleagues. I
greatly value the work you do.
Laura Hoydick (the daughter, granddaughter, mother and niece of public school educators)
State Representative
120th Assembly District
This blog is a place to keep current with news regarding Common Core and SBAC without having to wade through the editorials inherent in Facebook groups. I try my best to do the wading for you; all links are actually relevant to parents in Connecticut. I also belong to a closed Facebook group of Connecticut teachers, and sometimes share things I read there. Once in a while I share my own experiences, and occasionally I do manage to connect some dots, or at least raise some pertinent questions.
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