Schools to disband 22 clusters for savings The Phila. After five hours in line, Francisco Sanchez and his wife of two weeks finally reached the front entrance of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service in Philadelphia yesterday. Bush's agenda on education takes a hit Standards he proposed for school accountability may be impossible for states to meet. Options are under review. In the battle over the future of federal education policy, the White House has backed off from supporting a system that would punish school districts if their minority students do not make acceptable progress.
Teachers also seek a pension increase Legislators are working to get increases for state workers.
So far, educators have been excluded. The acting governor has asked him to resign. A bunch of senators want to run him out of town. He has been called a liar, a hider of information, a person whose overriding goal is to advance his career.