Parents now call the shots on whether their struggling third-graders are held back. But does it help or hurt Ohio students?
For the past decade, Ohio required that students who failed reading benchmarks be held back. Now, a new policy hands that decision to parents, allowing them to promote their children, regardless of ...
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Few third- and fourth-graders are being retained under Tennessee reading law, data shows
Some 60% of Tennessee third-grade students scored below proficiency in English language arts on 2024 state tests. Fewer than ...