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Updated: 1:01 PM Aug 5, 2008
Area Schools Fail to Make Progress Under No Child Left Behind
Alabama public school's Adequate Yearly Progress report cards came out Monday, as a state the performance rate is has climbed slightly. Posted: 12:22 PM Aug 5, 2008 |
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they are left behind because of those gradution exams if they pass the classes and final exams they should graduate with a diploma
Fourth year in a row that both DHS and NHS have failed??? And why is the State waiting another year to step in and see what's lacking in the current system?? How bad does it have to get?
You are quick to point out the schools that did not make AYP, but what about the schools that did make AYP. All of the Geneva County Schools( Hartford, Slocomb, and Samson) score well and made AYP.