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Jun 19, 2011
Tallytchr
The grades are mostly based on FCAT scores. However...the model is set up to reward improvement in FCAT scores. A school that improves it's FCAT scores from 50% to 60% average could earn an A, while a school with a previous year's average of 95% could slip a few percentage points and earn a B. Or the school could have a couple of kids in the lower ...See More
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