Welcome to the online community for the Mid-Continent Comprehensive Center (MC3), one of 21 regional comprehensive centers funded by the U.S. Department of Education to help states increase their capacities to implement the No Child Left Behind Act. MC3 serves the state education agencies of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma as a conduit for information sharing and collaboration. Read more...

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| The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act by ArtG1 General Discussion : The Break Room |
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| Graduation Gap by ArtG1 General Discussion : The Reading Room |
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| Guidance on funds under Title I/ARRA by Sarah General Discussion : The Break Room |
339 | 0 | April 01, 2009 12:19 by Sarah |
| Teaching with Tech. Resource by TammyK General Discussion : The Break Room |
996 | 0 | March 30, 2009 09:22 by TammyK |
| ECS Idea Paper on maximizing the stimulus stabilization funds by Sarah General Discussion : The Break Room |
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Duncan Challenges NEA to Accelerate School Reforms July 02, 2009
Secretary Arne Duncan praised the National Education Association for its effort to improve the quality of the education workforce and challenged the union to reevaluate some of its policies on compensating teachers and offering them job protections.
$656 Million in Recovery Funds for Alabama July 02, 2009
Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced the availability of $656 million in recovery funds for Alabama to save teaching jobs and drive education reform.
$129 Million in Recovery Funds for Hawaii July 02, 2009
Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced the availability of $129 million in recovery funds for Hawaii to save teaching jobs and drive education reform.
$2.7 Billion for States Early July 02, 2009
More than $2.7 billion is being made available early to help states as they face increasing budgetary pressures.
More Than $297 Million in Recovery Funds for Arkansas July 02, 2009
Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced the availability of more than $297 million in recovery funds for Arkansas to save teaching jobs and drive education reform.




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