Each year Tom and I are invited to the MTRS System Review and Constituents Forum in the MTRS offices in the Hood Building in Charlestown. Once again, we basically saw a great year for the MTRS system as we reviewed the PRIM Update, the PERAC Update, along with a summary review of the MTRS Management. Basically, what we saw was a great growth in funds and some good signs from Michael Trotsky of PRIM with some summary accomplishments including: strong relative and absolute investment performance, exceptional staff with low turnover, national recognition for PRIM and its staff, Project SAVE, timely asset allocation , a re-engineered Hedge Fund program, an enhanced manager search and selection process, a private equity co-investment, direct real estate and a deployed risk management platform and framework. [ 84 more words ]
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The Jetty-MTRS Annual System Review - M.A.S.S.
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Each year Tom and I are invited to the MTRS System Review and Constituents Forum in the MTRS offices in the Hood Building in Charlestown. Once again, we basically saw a great year for the MTRS system ...As Day 1 of the first annual #MassSTEMweek #MaSTEMweek comes to an end, view the STEM programs, events, speakers and field trips that are available in your area.
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In an effort to boost students’ interest and raise awareness of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education, the Baker-Polito Administration has declared a statewide STEM Week from O...Webinar Number 2 Set to Begin: "MSBA Current School Building Updates, Policies and Practices" will focus on the total process of school construction and renovations with officials from the @Mass_SBA
Today starts Massachusetts Stem Week! Excited to see all the inspiring curriculum and activities! @MASTEMWeek
Assessment should reflect ALL the skills we want students to develop. Time for #Massachusetts to engage in the discussion.
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What Happens When States Un-Standardize Tests?
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Many forge their own path on assessments that steer clear of traditional fill-in-the-bubble tests, but few have signed up for a much-touted ESSA pilot program.