PODCAST: Do the RI Gubernatorial Candidates Support Education Reform?
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
As graduation requirements for Rhode Island high school students -- notably the use of the NECAP test -- continue to be front and center in heated debate across the state, GoLocal talked with both gubernatorial candidates and education leaders on their views at to what's needed to move the state's education system forward when the next administration takes office.
Related Slideshow: Ken Block—Timeline
Former gubernatorial candidate and Moderate Party head Ken Block has announced his intentions to run again in 2014. Here is a timeline of his professional and political background.
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