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CBLPI Staff - Lil TuttleEducation Directorltuttle@cblpi.org
Lil served on the Governor's Champion Schools Commission in 1994. In 1995, she was appointed by Gov. George Allen to the state Board of Education, where she served as its vice president for two years. During her term, Virginia adopted the Standards of Learning (SOL) in the four core academic disciplines (1995), developed statewide SOL testing (1996), developed and adopted new student diploma requirements and school accreditation requirements (1997), and created a School Report Card, a tool to inform the public about each school's academic test results (1998). Following her State Board service, Lil worked as a policy analyst for The Family Foundation before joining the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute as Education Director. Luce Policy Institute President Michelle Easton said, "Having a nationally recognized education reformer as our education director gives a tremendous boost to our goal of making parents preeminent in the education of their children." Subjects of Interest:Articles by Lil Tuttle:
K-12 Education Reform Begins with Alternative Choices Reports & Issue Papers by Lil Tuttle:
Education Funding in Virginia: Aligning State Dollars to Achievement Priorities [Report] Speech Topics:Paying Private Prep Schools Prices for Public Schools School Choice: A "System of Schools" for a Modern World Society's Watchdogs: A Study of One State's Newspaper Coverage of K-12 Education News and Reforms |
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A wife and mother of three, Lil Tuttle became an education activist in the early 1990s and founded Academics First, a local grass-roots organization dedicated to raising academic rigor of local public schools.
