February 23, 1999

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U.S. education official tours SAGE classrooms

Assistant U.S. Education Secretary Scott S. Fleming and Member of Congress Tammy Baldwin listen as teachers Sheila Briggs (left) and Amy Kane talk about how the SAGE program helps them help children. Briggs teaches kindergarten and Kane teaches 2nd grade at Madison's Glendale Elementary School.

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Tammy Baldwin visits with 2nd grader Shavona Butler in a SAGE classroom at Madison's Glendale Elementary School. - Photos by Bill Hurley

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Posted February 23, 1999