From a new USA Today story:
"Former District of Columbia public schools chancellor Michelle Rhee now says that she is "100% supportive" of a broader investigation into standardized test scores in the school district she used to oversee, just days after she dismissed a USA Today investigation that showed high rates of corrected answers on student test sheets."
As D.C's controversial public schools chief until October, Rhee rode soaring student test scores to a national reputation as a model education reformer. She has since organized a non-profit, StudentsFirst, which is trying to raise $1 billion to promote education reform.
Earlier: How real were school gains under Rhee?
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As D.C's controversial public schools chief until October, Rhee rode soaring student test scores to a national reputation as a model education reformer. She has since organized a non-profit, StudentsFirst, which is trying to raise $1 billion to promote education reform.
Earlier: How real were school gains under Rhee?
I think you meant "correct" answers, Jim.
ReplyDeleteIf so, you stand corrected.
6:32 No; "corrected" is correct.
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