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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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.
- Brenna Bailey
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A few schools were unsuccessful in their bids to change their rating for the better.
- By Hank Stephenson Arizona Daily Star
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A committee has been charged with proposing revisions to the grading system.
- Alexis Huicochea and Jamar Younger Arizona Daily Star
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Four Tucson-area schools received their third successive D grades and are in danger of being labeled failing.
- Howard Fischer Alexis Huicochea Capitol Media Services Arizona Daily Star
PHOENIX - The top performing school district in the state got there by borrowing liberally from the ideas and concepts of its neighbor.
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