Published 1 year ago

Kim Reynolds appoints Chad Aldis to lead Iowa Department of Education

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Chad Aldis, a Camanche-native, was named as the next director of the Iowa Department of Education on Wednesday. For the last nine years Aldis has worked for the Thomas B. Fordham Institute advocating for educational policy in Ohio. He also worked for an educational group started by the Walton family and another Ohio non-profit focused on school choice. Aldis will replace Dr. Ann Lebo who announced her resignation last month.

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Gov. Reynolds announced school choice researcher will be the next head of Iowa Department of Education

The assault on Public Schools continues. The Fordham Institute publishes deeply flawed studies with blatantly false information. Terrible.: Gov. Kim...

1 year ago

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KCCI

Gov. Reynolds appoints new Iowa Department of Education director

Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday named a new director of the Iowa Department of Education.

1 year ago·Des Moines, United States

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Des Moines Register

Kim Reynolds appoints Chad Aldis to lead Iowa Department of Education

Aldis will replace departing Department of Education Director Ann Lebo, who announced last month she would resign and explore new opportunities.

1 year ago·Des Moines, United States

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WHO-DT

Iowa native, school choice advocate picked to lead Iowa Department of Education

DES MOINES, IOWA -- Governor Kim Reynolds has chosen a new leader for the Iowa Department of Education - a native Iowan who's spent his career advocating for 'school choice' in other states. Chad Aldis, a Camanche-native, was named as the next director of the Iowa Department of Education on Wednesday. For the last nine years Aldis has worked for the Thomas B. Fordham Institute - a conservative think tank - advocating for educational policy …

1 year ago

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Department of Education issues update on school closures as snow forecast

Temperatures are set drop well below freezing over the coming days, leading to hazardous conditions on Irish roads, with Met Eireann issuing a status yellow snow and ice warning for the entire country

1 year ago

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The Gazette

Native Iowan, school choice advocate picked to lead state education department

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds appointed Chad Aldis, an Iowa native with experience working for multiple charter school and private school choice think tanks, to lead the Iowa Department of Education.

1 year ago·Cedar Rapids, United States

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