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President Clinton and Vice President Gore proposed and enacted the Class Size Reduction Initiative, which is helping communities hire 100,000 qualified teachers to reduce class size in the early grades.
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Among its key findings, the report shows that: 17 million children nationwide have benefited from the program; 29,000 teachers have been hired under the program; the class size for grades 1-3 in schools receiving funding has been reduced by an average of 5 students; and.
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arena. President Bill Clinton proposed a $12 billion class size reduction program in his 1998 State of the Union address that was subsequently adopted by Congress. Molnar et al. (1996-2001), in a well-designed series of five annual evaluations of the Wis-consin SAGE (Student Achievement Guarantee in Education) class size reduction program
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Aug 7, 1999 · The Clinton-Gore Administration won a second installment of $1.3 billion for the President's plan to hire an additional 100,000 well-prepared teachers to reduce class size in the early grades, when children learn to read and master the basic skills.
In its first year, President Clinton's highly touted federal class-size-reduction program helped nearly two-thirds of the nation's elementary schools hire an estimated...
Jul 6, 2000 · It was first proposed by President Clinton as an effort to hire 100,000 new teachers over a 7-year period and reduce average class size in early grades to 18 students. This report will be updated as events warrant.
May 9, 1998 · Decrying overcrowded classrooms where the students are barely known to teachers, President Clinton today proposed a $20.8 billion, 10-year program to hire 100,000 new teachers to reduce...
