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The group's meeting included a discussion with a state senator, student performances, and other items. |
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Evers handed out flowers and said thanks to educators at one Wisconsin school. |
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Evers participated in a high level U.S.-Chinese consultation, toured schools, furthered Wisconsin's sister relationship with Heilongjiang Province, engaged in a few minutes of impromptu basketball with students, and more. |
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Duncan visited Madison East High School. |
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Outstanding partnerships honored at the State Capitol. |
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Evers visits a school where students run two restaurant-like food service options. |
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Evers visits a school with exceptional health sciences, biomedical, and Urban Robots offerings. |
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Evers visits a school with outstanding career and technical offerings. |
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Evers hosts an online celebration of exemplary digital learning programs from around the state. |
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Evers and others honor the Teachers and Principals of the Year, Milken Educator, and more. |
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Evers, along with local officials, a teacher, parent, and student discuss the impact of state budget cuts on education in Wisconsin. |
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An international meeting results from Wisconsin's exchange agreement with Thailand. |
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The State Superintendent's Rural Advisory Council holds a meeting in Kewaunee. |
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Evers honors 118 schools for solid student achievement in the face of greater than average economic challenges to the student population. |
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A technology educator at Kimberly High School receives an unexpected honor at his school. |
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Evers visits a Blue Ribbon school in Eau Claire that is helping students achieve. |
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Evers and others gather input from educators and other community members regarding school accountability reform. |
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The 2011 Wisconsin Teachers of the Year meet each other before the state superintendent's State of Education Address. |
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The two students elected as head state education official in the Badger Boys and Girls State programs meet the real state superintendent. |
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Nine individuals and organizations recognized for their contributions to Wisconsin children. |
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At his annual address, Evers calls for education to move past the problems of adults to an urgent focus on children and their future. |
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U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan tours Milwaukee's School of Career and Technical Education, joined by Evers, Gov. Walker, and local dignitaries. |
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Evers visits a public library and its community-based 4K program in Fort Atkinson. |
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A math teacher in Burlington becomes the Wisconsin Middle/Junior High School Teacher of the Year in a surprise ceremony. |
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A kindergarten, first grade, and learning disabilities teacher in Sun Prairie is named the Wisconsin Elementary School Teacher of the Year. |
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A technology integration specialist in McFarland becomes the Wisconsin Special Services Teacher of the Year. |
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An agriculuture educator in Black River Falls is surprised to learn he is the Wisconsin High School Teacher of the Year. |
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Leaders literally ring in the new year, and an eager boy arrives early to hold his place in line to enter school for the first time. |
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Evers and CCSSO Chief Gene Wilhoit visit three schools engaged in the next generation of learning. |
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Darlington High School students who performed at a Rural Advisory Council Meeting. |
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Evers speaks to elementary and middle school students getting a taste of college. |
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Educators and business leaders begin a new conversation at Johnson Controls' facility in Glendale. |
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After being treated to African-American history presentations, Evers visits a classroom where children are energized by working toward a trip to Denmark. |
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Evers visits a multiple-language immersion school that has become a national model. |
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Ten outstanding partnerships win awards from State Superintendent Tony Evers. |
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Evers visits the project-based charter school. |
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Evers presents Michael Moore of Cudahy Middle School with the AWSA award. |
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Evers speaks and presents awards. |
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Evers signs an agreement to bring more entrepreneurship education and activities to Wisconsin schools. |
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The state superintendent concludes his school finance reform tour with a presentation at North High School in Eau Claire. |
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State Supt. Tony Evers continues his school finance reform presentations at Chappell Elementary School in Green Bay. |
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The next Fair Funding for Our Future presentation is at Asa Clark Middle School in Pewaukee. |
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The state superintendent presents details of the Fair Funding for Our Future school finance reform plan at Kennedy Elementary School. |
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State Senator Dale Schultz joins the state superintendent in presenting details of the Fair Funding for Our Future school finance reform plan. |
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153 schools honored at the Capitol. |
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The state superintendent participates in one of his rural award-winning projects. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers speaks at the State Capitol. |
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Jessica Doyle, Darrell Finch,
Ken Hall, Craig and Cathy Miles, Jim Morgan, UMOS,
Bao Vang, WEA Trust, and the Wisconsin PTA, their family and colleagues, and the state superintendent.. |
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Michael Brinen, Claudia Felske, Maureen Look-Ainsworth, Peggy Wuenstel, their family and colleagues, and the state superintendent.. |
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The state superintendent meets with his junior counterparts. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers helps dedicate new facilities at Douglas Elementary School. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers names Speech and Language Pathologist Peggy Wuenstel a Teacher of the Year, at a surprise assembly at Washington Elementary School, Whitewater. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers surprises Physical Education Teacher Michael Brinen by naming him a Teacher of the Year, at an assembly at Madison Elementary School, Wauwatosa. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers names Science Teacher Maureen Look-Ainsworth a Teacher of the Year, at a surprise assembly at Horning Middle School, Waukesha. Look-Ainsworth was later named the Wisconsin representative to the national Teacher of the Year program. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers surprises English teacher Claudia Felske by naming her a Teacher of the Year, at an assembly at East Troy High School. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers proposes "Fair Funding for Our Future," a framework for school finance reform. |
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State Superintendent Tony Evers participates in the signing of legislation outlining strong principles for
improving struggling schools. |
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Nine projects receive "Standing Up for Rural Schools, Libraries, and Communities" awards from State Superintendent Tony Evers. |
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The state superintendent visits technology and agriculture classrooms in Southwestern Wisconsin.
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Evers delivers his first such address, at the State Capitol.
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Evers and the Badger Boys and Girls State Superintendents honor exceptional teachers and friends of education.
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Hi-Mount Elementary School in Milwaukee becomes the first location outside the Capitol to host a state superintendent swearing-in. |
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