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Judge Gives State Deadline for Struggling Schools

Public Weighs In on NAEP Testing of Special Populations

A hearing was hosted by the National Assessment Governing Board on recommendations it plans to make for including English-language learners and students with disabilities.

More Low-Income Students Taking AP Classes

But a report from the College Board finds that passing scores on the tests are still low for many minority groups.

Gates Gives $22 Million in Grants

The money is to be used to build and strengthen student-data systems at the high school and postsecondary level and support new research on teacher effectiveness.

Elementary School Hopes Music Boosts Test Scores

Gates Gives Grants for Data Systems, Teacher Studies

The money is to be used to build and strengthen student-data systems at the high school and postsecondary level and support new research on teacher effectiveness.

Getting Accountability Right

“We cannot and should not abandon school accountability, but it’s time to go back to the drawing board to get accountability right,” says Richard Rothstein.

High School Credits for ELLs Still a Challenge

Nationally, the average high school graduation rate for ELLs is 64 percent, compared with 80.1 percent for all students, according to an analysis by the Editorial Projects in Education Research Center of data reported by states to the federal government for the 2005-06 school year.

Houston School District Pays $31.4M in Bonuses

Stimulus Aid Eyed For Data Systems

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