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AAFEPA 19th Annual Conference
November 3 - 5, 2010
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NAFEPA Leadership Awards were presented to the Alabama winners during the 2010 NAFEPA Conference held in Washington D.C.
Pictured from left to right are: Rick Carder (NAFEPA President), Debra Baroz (NAFEPA President-Elect), Cindy Williams (Alabama Winner-Blount County), Oveta Pearce (Alabama Winner-Enterprise City), Margaret Mastin (NAFEPA Board Member-Marshall County), and Karen Jensen (NAFEPA Board Member-Madison County) |
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The NO CHILD LEFT
BEHIND ACT of 2001
Considerations for Reauthorization
From the Implementation of NCLB
Since the enactment of the No Child
Left Behind Act of 2001,
states and school districts have systematically worked to
meet the goals of NCLB
and improve instruction and learning
for all students. (continue)
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Message from
AAFEPA
President
Dear AAFEPA Members, Welcome to the
Alabama Association of Federal Education
Program Administrators’ website. Please tour
the site to obtain information ranging from
Alabama to Washington DC. During the
recent 2010 NAFEPA Conference in Washington
DC, Alabama was well represented with many
of you participating. A very special thank
you to Dr. Deann Stone and many of the staff
from the Federal Programs Section of the SDE
for attending the conference. This was an
additional sign of the wonderful partnership
we share in Alabama between the LEAs and the
SDE leaders. (continue)
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Award winning AAFEPA members recognized at the
2009 NAFEPA Conference in Washington DC

Bobby
Burns, Calhoun County
Douglas Campbell, Talladega City
Cindy Chandler, Baldwin County
Randy Pettus, Florence City |
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Ralph
Steffek award
State Leadership Award
State Leadership Award
State Leadership Award
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AAFEPA members across the nation continue
their involvement with the implementation of the
No Child Left Behind Act

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