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May 21, 2019
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Jun 21, 2018
To calculate the score, do I take the predicted score of each student and compare it the the actual score and fin...See More
hst@yahoo.com
I am not an expert, so everything I say here is my opinion based on how I understand this works. So my short answer to your proposed calculation is no, it is not equivalent to the EVAAS result you will receive in October. . The EVAAS score released in the fall includes how all students taking the same exam this year score, so it cannot be calculate...See More
My family is considering a move to North Carolina -- the Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Durham area. Quality schools for our daughter (attending kindergarten soon) is our top priority, including schools that encourage creativity, experiential learning, and developing strong skills in math, science, reading, and writing. We have the option to locate in any o...See More
hst@yahoo.com
Thank you for your interest in North Carolina. Your query covers such a large area that it is truly difficult for anyone to answer. You have included in your list Wake County (largest system in the state, more than 100 elementary schools), Durham County and Chapel Hill/Carrboro districts. If you are from a different part of the country, you might b...See More
Jun 11, 2018
May 25, 2018
4moreyears
Yes, career status -- often incorrectly termed "tenure" -- is granted by your LEA (usually a county). If you move to another county, you will lose this status. Since it's not being granted anymore, you will never have it again. Personally, I'd think carefully about doing it. You'll have no job security in the future. If you become sick, have a baby...See More
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