Sat Feb 11 2012
Atlanta — The U.S. Education Department says nine states, including Ohio, and the District of Columbia will receive money in the second round of the $4.35 billion “Race to the Top” school reform grant competition.
Hudson Schools are set to receive $100,000.
Department spokesman Justin Hamilton says the winners are: Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island and Washington, D.C.
The winners will share $3.4 billion. Ohio will receive $400 million in Race to the Top funds during the next four years, according to a release today from Gov. Ted Strickland's office.
Tennessee and Delaware were named winners in the first round of the competition in March, sharing $600 million.
The aim of the historic program is to reward ambitious changes to improve schools and close the achievement gap.
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Posted by John Hoover August 24, 2010
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Please note that the Ohio application, agreed to be the Hudson School District, requires that the District evaluate the performance of teachers and principals.
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