Urban schools often conjure up images of dilapidated buildings filled with impoverished kids,
posting failing test scores.
Not exact matches
Charter - school advocates say the shift in resources is warranted because charters often excel where traditional schools have
failed,
posting stellar
test scores even in impoverished neighborhoods with little history of academic success.
You can return to the Denver
Post or Chalkbeat articles in just about any year just after the release of
test score data to find the «it» schools of a particular year getting pages of press in their first year only to be soundly forgotten about when the new «it» schools come online and some of the previous years» schools
fail to live up to expectations.
Diane Ravitch wrote a
post drawing from an op ed piece written by Michigan teacher Nancy Flanagan decrying the Michigan's third grade «mandatory retention legislation» that requires schools to
fail any third grader who
scores below a certain level on the standardized
tests used to determine «proficiency».