Graduation rates for Indiana schools could dip after change to state law

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3 thoughts on “Graduation rates for Indiana schools could dip after change to state law

  1. Just further evidence of the dumbing down of America. How many high school graduates can’t read or write at the third grade level?

    1. Not sure that’s the issue. With classes pushing 35 plus kids are all of the kids being provided the opportunity to master the knowledge needed to pass high stakes testing? As we saw down in Tennessee a few weeks ago there were kids receiving straight A’s who bombed the required testing. Now add in kids with learning difficulties and other issues and this creates a big issue. It’s an issue that needs to be solved, but will state pay for the speciality teachers needed to help these kids?

  2. The state wants to further undermine public schools and push the universal school choice myth. Our public schools have been the backbone of our civil society.

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