Sentences with phrase «tests than the rest of the state»

New Orleans schools continue to have a higher rate of plagiarism on standardized tests than the rest of the state.

Not exact matches

Schools in the city's Renewal program improved more on state standardized tests in reading and math than the rest of the city's schools, but that doesn't mean they're all safe from the chopping block, the mayor said.

State accountability testing shows suburban districts doing better than the rest of the state, which consists largely of big urban distrState accountability testing shows suburban districts doing better than the rest of the state, which consists largely of big urban distrstate, which consists largely of big urban districts.

Since the state department of education not only designs tests but constructs numerous other policies that affect operations both in New York City and elsewhere in the state, it is of interest to learn whether New York City students do as well or better than students across the rest of the State of New state department of education not only designs tests but constructs numerous other policies that affect operations both in New York City and elsewhere in the state, it is of interest to learn whether New York City students do as well or better than students across the rest of the State of New state, it is of interest to learn whether New York City students do as well or better than students across the rest of the State of New State of New York.

But Denver schools appear to have adjusted far better to the more demanding, Common Core aligned PARCC tests than schools in the rest of the state.

The school has been underperforming on Illinois Standards Achievement Tests, but scores have been improving faster than the rest of the state.

The I - Zone schools showed some of the highest gains on reading and math tests in the state last year, higher than both the rest of the district and the ASD.

Carbon School District fifth and eighth graders did better than the rest of the state when it comes to Direct Writing Assessment tests given this last school year.

It's still too soon to tell in New York City, but the number of families refusing to take tests has been traditionally been much lower in the city than in the rest of the state.

A valedictorian shares the speech she delivered to her graduating class about why her test scores don't make her any smarter than the rest of her peers and why you should contact a state legislator to oppose turning students into a score.