State Grades Are All About the A's and F's
Here's what's important about the state's school grades. If a school gets an A, it gets a sack full of results-based funding money—somewhere between $5,500 and $10,000 per teacher, depending on the number of low income students at the school. That's a big friggin' deal. If a school gets an F, that means it failed as a school and is officially on notice.…
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