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About the Organization

The Michigan Association of State and Federal Program Specialists exists to organize, unify, and nourish an alliance of individuals and organizations concerned with Compensatory Education by:

  • Facilitating communication among members
  • Discussing, proposing and taking action on matters of common interest and concern
  • Conducting programs to enhance the professional competence and status of members
  • Participating in the development and enactment of state and federal legislation affecting education

We believe that:

  • Everyone can learn
  • Risk-taking is the foundation of innovation
  • Educators, parents, employers, and community members have common, direct investment in and responsibility for education
  • Government involvement in education provides opportunities for change
  • Individuals can influence government
  • Accountability provides opportunities to impact legislation and improve programs

 

Membership

Interested in becoming a member?
We invite you to fill out and send in our subscription form.

 

 

MAS/FPS Resources

MAS/FPS Subscription Form

Field Guide

Bert's Corner


Education Resources - MDE

Michigan - Dept. of Education

State of Michigan

Office of School Improvement/Michigan Dept. of Education

Memos from the Michigan Dept. of Education

Office of Professional Preparation/Michigan Dept. of Ed.: Highly Qualified Teacher Information

Office of Assessment and Accountability/Michigan Dept. of Ed.

Adequate Yearly Progress/Michigan Dept. of Ed.


Education Resources - USDE

ASCD Infobriefs on No Child Left Behind

US Dept. of Ed.: No Child Left Behind Homepage

US Dept. of Ed.: No Child Left Behind Policy Letters

US Dept. of Ed.: No Child Left Behind Non-regulatory
Guidance

Overview of the Reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary
Education Act of 1965 (No Child Left Behind)

 

 

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