Arizona has decided how it will adapt its hotly debated A-F letter grading system to assess over a dozen school districts and charter systems …
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- Brenna Bailey
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A decision to allow Arizona school districts to opt out of the statewide accountability test is in conflict with federal regulations.
- Brenna Bailey
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The state’s move away from testing centralization could delegitimize the state’s A-F letter grading system.
- Brenna Bailey
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The state’s move away from testing centralization could delegitimize the state’s A-F letter grading system.
- Hank Stephenson
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Two Tucson schools, however, saw their letter grades decline under the formula change.
- Yoohyun Jung
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Deputy education secretary, Libia Gil, repeatedly emphasized the importance of community feedback.
- By Elisa Crouch • St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Monday's release of Missouri Assessment Program results won't carry the same weight as in the past.
- MOLLY BECK , 608-252-6135
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Walker also calls to stop using Smarter Balanced exams, which students are scheduled to take next month.
- MOLLY BECK , 608-252-6135
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Senate Republicans introduce their version of a school accountability bill that creates two review boards.
- MOLLY BECK and MATTHEW DeFOUR Wisconsin State Journal
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Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says new legislation will affirm that if schools like Common Core, they can keep it.
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