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Dec 4, 2007
Is everyone in the state going through the changing of
reading programs every 2 or 3 years and getting ripped off
by publishing companies? I think this is absurd. I don't
think anyone at the state department is looking out for
the teachers and children.
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No. The State of Alabama authorizes new textbook adoptions
every 7 years for each content area on a specific basis.
This is the year for reading adoption. The only exception
in the last 20+ years was the recent Science textbook
adoption. We adopted only 2-3 years after last adoption
after aligning State ...See More