GEA In The News

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Students must 'b sharp'
to stay in chorus

Gainesville Times - December 12th 2005

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Children get an early
Christmas dinner

Gainesville Times - December 26th 2005

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Gainesville Elementary's New Principal Sets High Expectations
for School

Gainesville Times - September 5th 2005
NASA Explorer School News: Spotlight GEA
NESN - January 2006
 
 


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"We are transforming our schools by raising standards and focusing on results. We are insisting on accountability, empowering parents and teachers and making sure that local people are in charge of their schools. By testing every child, we are identifying those who need help and we're providing a record level of funding to get them that help. In northeast Georgia, Gainesville Elementary School is mostly Hispanic and 90 percent poor and this year 90 percent of its students passed state tests in reading and math. The principal expresses the philosophy of his school this way: "We don't focus on what we can't do at this school; we focus on what we can do. We do whatever it takes to get kids across the finish line." This principal is challenging the soft bigotry of low expectations, and that is the spirit of our education reform and the commitment of our country: No dejaremos a ningun nino atras. We will leave no child behind."

- President George W. Bush
Republican National Convention
September 2nd, 2004
 

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