...commitment to excellence and educational reform must be made at the expense of a strong public commitment to the equitable treatment of our diverse population....society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. To do so would deny young people their chance to learn and live...

...Requirements, (California State Board of Education) stated: "The twin goals of equity and high quality schooling have profound and practical meaning for...to yield to the other in principle or in practice." The Congressional forum should not be silent on this policy issue. Congress should assert and establish...

...practical meaning for our economy and society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. To do so would deny young people their chance to learn and live according to their aspirations and abilities. It also would lead to a generalized accommodation...

...commitment to excellence and educational reform must be made at the expense of a strong public commitment to the equitable treatment of our diverse population....society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. To do so would deny young people their chance to learn and live...

...commitment to excellence and educational reform must be made at the expense of a strong public commitment to the equitable treatment of our diverse population....society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. I believe our budget fairly addresses the goals of equity and excellence....

...commitment to excellence and educational reform must be made at the expense of a strong public commitment to the equitable treatment of our diverse population....society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. To do so would deny young people their chance to learn and live...

...commitment to excellence and educational reform must be made at the expense of a strong public commitment to the equitable treatment of our diverse population....schooling have profound and practical meaning for out economy and society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice....

...practical meaning for our economy and society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. To do so would deny young people their chance to learn and live according to their aspirations and abilities. It also would lead to a generalized accommodation...

...commitment to excellence and education reform must be made at the expense of a strong public commitment to the equitable treatment of our diverse population....society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. To do so would deny young people their chance to learn and live...

...reform must be made at the ex'pense of a strong public commitment to the equitable treatment of or diverse population. The twin goals of equity and high-quality...society, and we cannot permit one to yield to the other either in principle or in practice. To do so would deny young people their chance to learn and live...