There are many gaps contributing to the poor performance of the Jefferson County Public Schools, including the well-publicized academic achievement gap between whites and minorities and the common-sense gaps which are unmistakable in the district's busing and student-assignment policies.
However, the most serious gap might be "the experience gap."
I write about it in today's Louisville Business First.
Dick Innes offers additional analysis of the JCPS teacher-experience gap in this recent blog entry.
Friday, June 3, 2011
BIPPS in Louisville Business First: The experience gap in Jefferson County schools
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