The Charlottesville Summit drafted a set of national goals for American schools and established a National Education Goals Panel to monitor progress toward them.

UNESCO: II Part Analytic Section

Even though none of the National Goals for Education has been met, the very process of achieving consensus around a set of objectives turned out have a profound impact on United States education.

UNESCO: II Part Analytic Section

In September 1989, President George Bush convened the governors of the 50 U.S. states in Charlottesville, Virginia, for an Education Summit aimed at defining a set of "national goals" for primary and secondary education in the United States.

UNESCO: II Part Analytic Section

The Ministry of Education and Training was represented by Nguyen Xuan Phuong, EFA National Coordinator, who briefed the journalists about Government policies and programs in the field of education, including the national progress towards EFA Goals.

UNESCO: Communication and Information

The UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) is the main source of education data used to monitor progress towards national and international goals.

UNESCO: World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP)

Participants will be given the opportunity to share views and ideas on challenges raised at national and regional levels (curricula, training materials), in light of the full attainment of quality education goals.

UNESCO: THEMES

On their part the National committee for Literacy and adult education thanked UNESCO for its initiative and commitment towards helping Lebanon move forward in the EFA goals achievement.

UNESCO: OFFICE IN BEIRUT