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    The Florida Reform Model outlines education reforms in Florida including alternative teacher certification, performance pay for teachers, ending social promotion of students, using letter grades and transparency to hold schools accountable, increasing school choice options, and implementing common sense reforms like high academic standards, emphasis on reading, and use of technology. These reforms have led to substantial increases in the number of students passing Advanced Placement exams in Florida from 1999 to 2008.

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    The Florida Reform Model outlines education reforms in Florida including alternative teacher certification, performance pay for teachers, ending social promotion of students, using letter grades and transparency to hold schools accountable, increasing school choice options, and implementing common sense reforms like high academic standards, emphasis on reading, and use of technology. These reforms have led to substantial increases in the number of students passing Advanced Placement exams in Florida from 1999 to 2008.

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    The Florida Reform Model outlines education reforms in Florida including alternative teacher certification, performance pay for teachers, ending social promotion of students, using letter grades and transparency to hold schools accountable, increasing school choice options, and implementing common sense reforms like high academic standards, emphasis on reading, and use of technology. These reforms have led to substantial increases in the number of students passing Advanced Placement exams in Florida from 1999 to 2008.

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    The Florida Reform Model outlines education reforms in Florida including alternative teacher certification, performance pay for teachers, ending social promotion of students, using letter grades and transparency to hold schools accountable, increasing school choice options, and implementing common sense reforms like high academic standards, emphasis on reading, and use of technology. These reforms have led to substantial increases in the number of students passing Advanced Placement exams in Florida from 1999 to 2008.

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    The Florida Reform Model:

    Improving Outcomes for All Children


    Florida Formula for Reform

    Alternative teacher certification

    Performance pay

    End social promotion

    Letter grades, transparency, and high state standards

    School choice
    AP Passing Scores
    by All of Florida's Students 1999-2008:
    169% increase
    100,000
    88,279

    75,000

    1991-1999:
    50,000 100% increase

    32,775

    25,000
    16,402

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    Florida Partnership for Minority & Underrepresented Students 5
    (including the AP Teacher Bonus Program)
    Common Sense Reforms
    •Accountability to parents and taxpayers
    •High standards and transparency
    •Attracting & retaining high-quality teachers
    •Emphasis on reading
    •Promoting technology
    •School choice

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