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by Andrea Koskey
Eight California school districts including San Francisco have been granted unprecedented waivers to stray from the proficiency standards set by No Child Left Behind and instead create their own oversight to prepare all students for college and careers after high school. The U.S. Department of Education announced it would grant the one-year waiver to a list of school districts that also includes Oakland, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Long Beach, Fresno, Sanger and Santa Ana, which educate roughly 1 million students.…
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by Andrea Koskey
Eight California school districts including San Francisco have been granted unprecedented waivers to stray from the proficiency standards set by No Child Left Behind and instead create their own oversight to prepare all students for college and careers after high school. The U.S. Department of Education announced it would grant the one-year waiver to a list of school districts that also includes Oakland, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Long Beach, Fresno, Sanger and Santa Ana, which educate roughly 1 million students.…[ Read more ]
