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(NYT31) NEW YORK -- Jan. 21, 2003 -- GERSTNER-EDUC -- Louis V. Gerstner Jr., who retired in December as chairman of IBM, has assembled a panel that seeks to raise the profile of the academic standards movement. President Bush's educational overhaul dictates that every classroom should have a "highly qualified'' teacher by the 2005 school year, yet 22 percent of the nation's secondary students now have teachers with neither a major nor a minor in the subjects they teach, according to a study this month by Education Week. Gerstner, right, with Henry Arambolis, left, and Kianna Crawley, at the Asher Levy Elementary School on Jan. 15, 2003. (Ruby Washington/The New York Times)*LITE*
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