I have submitted a request for a formal Attorney General Legal Opinion based on the Missouri Circuit Court ruling yesterday on the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium. I have been told these types of requests by a citizen of Delaware are denied on the basis of standing, so I would welcome any elected official in Delaware to take up the baton in the event my request is denied.
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- Denn Matthew (Attorney General)
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- Williams Kimberly (LegHall)
- Siegel Kim (Lt Governor)
- Lawson Dave
- Kowalko John (LegHall)
- Murphy Mark
- Johnson Donna R.
- Matthew Albright
- Avi Wolfman-Arent
- Paul Baumbach
- Townsend BryanM
- Markell Jack
- John Young
- Kilroy’s Delaware
- Kavips World Press Blog
- Nancy Willing
- Pandora DeLib
- rick@wdel.com
- Terri Hodge
- Mike Matthews
- Jackie H. Kook
- frederika.jenner@dsea.org
- O’Mara Lindsay (Governor)
- May Alison
We’ll see if the AG will comply with your request or determines that you don’t have standing to ask for an opinion. That was the case often, in my experience, unless it was a direct FOIA violation.
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The answer to the Attorney General’s response will be determined on which side of the issue he stands. The legalese makes good sense if one is against Common Core. But it just looks like a stalling technique, if one is pro-dumbing-down of children….
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