State Education Superintendent Paul Pastorek has been added to a national group looking at strengthening the No Child Left Behind Act. Pastorek will serve on the Aspen Institute’s Commission on No Child Left Behind, along with Tommy G. Thompson, who served as Health and Human Services Secretary under President George W. Bush and former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes. The commission will hold its first hearing next month at Howard University in Washington, D.C., looking at how to help chronically poor performing schools.
Pastorek joins national education panel
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