Greg Knudsen Quotes (10 Quotes)

That's what's holding things up now. It is always hard to chase down additional money when it hasn't been budgeted.

The survey is intended to give informal feedback and not be heavy-handed. It is to recognize efforts already in place through positive reinforcement.

There's a whole process laid out involving hearings and public input and Board (of Education) approval. It's very thorough.

If you look at the individual schools and their progress, you'll find that most of them, indeed, are improving.

It is just an effort to increase and improve customer service within DOE, both in administrative office and at schools, that is consistent with Board of Education policy on user-friendly schools.

Now that we've got a good system in place, the hope is that student achievement will follow suit.

We're not saying let's make everything easier. There will be the need for a new test because of the new standards, but they have not been reduced in difficulty.

These are standards you need in today's modern world. It's not a question of lowering the standards but of making sure the students are able to improve and meet them.

It makes sense. In terms of having a single administration for an enrollment the size of ours, it creates cost efficiencies.

It seems like every time we take a step forward, others take a step forward, also -- maybe two steps.