"He's looking for things like the high school movement that are game changers, " Klein says.
While the voucher movement has largely failed, the charter school movement has a great deal of momentum.
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The charter school movement was born out of a desire to creatively address the many obstacles teachers faced.
Right now high-stakes testing and crude top-down thinking is hampering both the public schools and the charter school movement.
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The nation's public education system has the charter-school movement to keep it honest.
The charter school movement began as a grassroots attempt to improve public education.
The growing charter school movement is a heartening sign that America's parents will eventually win back control of our schools.
Once upon a time, the charter school movement was a grassroots phenomenon.
Mr Gove had said that "the free-school movement can thrive without profit".
"The reality is the free school movement is not going to take off unless the profit motive is brought in, " Lord Willis told the BBC.
So there are many ways that the school choice movement already fires students, or screens them out from the beginning.
If we really want a school choice movement to flourish, I think we need to put an end to the standardized testing movement.
The chances of the school-choice movement maintaining the momentum that it built up in 1999 look slim.
The school-choice movement is about competition between schools, and about giving parents the right to pick any one they want.
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This could have big implications for the growing but controversial school-voucher movement.
And it would also be nice to see some of the big foundations poor some money into pre-K programs in the poorest neighborhoods in this country with the same gusto they fund the school-choice movement.
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The struggle to make the provision of basic education in the United States more equitable has been an important domestic political issue since the civil rights and anti-poverty movements of the 1960s, and it was reinforced by a school finance reform movement that emerged in the early 1970s.
Faigenbaum rated highly the programs that incorporated movement into minibreaks throughout the school day.
At 3pm EST today, the White House will host a "Music that Inspired the Movement" workshop for high school students from across the country.
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This is largely because, for all the talk of school choice, much of the current reform movement is surprisingly top-down.
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Ratzinger wrote in his memoirs that school officials enrolled him in the Hitler Youth movement against his will when in 1941, when he was 14.
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The painting by the founder of the American art movement known as the Hudson River School was given to Seward when he was governor of New York in the early 1840s.
Born less than a month apart in 1882, Hopper and Bellows were fellow students of Robert Henri, patriarch of the Ashcan School, an early-20th-century movement known for its gritty depictions of urban life.
Dr Mark Stacy, director of movement disorders, at Duke University School of Medicine, North Carolina, US, said Parkinsonpoly would be particularly useful in alerting patients to changes that could be needed in their medication.
The government says the US Charter schools movement is closer to its free school programme and that in Chicago and New York, Charter schools have helped close the achievement gap between rich and poor students.
"It's clear that the board understands the monetary costs but not the value of what having a free school is, " said Joe Riley, 22, a senior in the arts school and a member of the Occupy Cooper movement.
"I think Peter Cooper wanted this school to be a model for a level playing field for higher education, " said Joe Riley, 22, a senior in the arts school and a member of the Occupy Cooper movement that in December took over part of a building where Lincoln gave his "right makes might" speech.
What started with 131 students at one school in Mexico City has expanded into a political movement that includes more than 100 universities throughout the country.
If we could change that rule, it would create its own movement where you would see every single school, church, and factory in the country putting solar panels on their roofs, which the neighbors could invest in it.
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