Here are some tweets from the presidential debate on the subject of education (and one setting the record straight on the state really ranked No. 1 in public education):
Kenneth Bernstein @teacherken
MA schools did not become #1 in the country while Romney was governor
Mother Jones @MotherJones
As our Kristina Rizga found out in a yearlong investigation, US public school education is NOT in catastrophic decline. http://bit.ly/SyQkcM
(JASON REED/REUTERS)
Allyson Criner Brown @allycrinerbrown
#Truth RT @Lisa_Examiner: “Jim Lehrer would not last five minutes in a #DCPS classroom.”
Justin Hamilton @justinhamilton
RT @DemocracyPrep: @arneduncan was the only cabinet secretary mentioned in #Debate2012. Well earned praise for bi-partisan reforms in #rttt
Diane Ravitch @DianeRavitch
Romney and Obama both love Duncan and Race to the Top. Yikes
Stephanie Banchero @sbanchero
#romney says he has NO plans to cut education funding. #DenverDebate Does Mr. Ryan know this?
Michael Petrilli @MichaelPetrilli
Romney’s comments tonight are going to make it harder for him to cut #education spending if elected. @politicsk12 @edfunding
Sabrina Stevens @TeacherSa brina
#VFTCdebate Mitt still not admitting that his #1 school system is highly unionized. #JustSayin
Dr. Mike Robinson @DrMikeRobinson
@TedChambers @TeacherSabrina Maryland schools ranked number one — again http://www.washingtonpost.com
Greg Sargent @ThePlumLineGS
Romney says he “loves great schools,” but the agenda he has embraced would deeply slash education http://www.cbpp.org/cms/index.cfm?fa=view&id=3712
Mike Elk @MikeElk
Obama cites Race to The Top claims it wasn’t Top Down approach, but it was federal money for union busting
Luke Zeller @lukexplores
#VFTCdebate Effective education reform is complex work; how learning happens and can be promoted deserves more attention than it got.
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