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AM News: Here Come Uninspiring New NAEP Scores For HS Seniors

Most High School Seniors Aren't College Or Career Ready, Says 'Nation's Report Card' : NPR Ed : NPR ow.ly/4n9oj1 

Math scores slip, reading flat for nation's 12th-graders - AP https://t.co/ANTh5sWVJh

 America's high school seniors' reading and math scores have hit a wall - LA Times pllqt.it/Z4qQVg

Test Scores Show a Decline in Math Among High School Seniors - The New York Times ow.ly/4n9mLQ

U.S. high school seniors slip in math and show no improvement in reading - The Washington Post ow.ly/4n9oft

TNReady Testing Patience of Parents / Public News Service ow.ly/4n9n4N

Career Education Making a Comeback in US High Schools - ABC News ow.ly/4n9oyt

Troy LaRaviere Accused By CPS Of Misusing Equipment, Accounting Missteps dnain.fo/1WR3JOx

Lusher NOLA Charter School Board Rejects Petition To Recognize Union | WWNO

Michelle Obama Encourages New York Students to Reach Higher - ABC News ow.ly/4n9mOb

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Mainstream American education policy, from No Child Left Behind (100% proficiency was scheduled to show up on these test results) to the Common Core, isn't looking so good here: Bush's law failed utterly to achieve its objectives, the achievement gap is widening in spite of all those good-hearted efforts of Teach For America, and while it's too early to judge the Common Core, it doesn't appear a panacea, or even helpful, in these first results. America's education leaders should stop experimenting on the next generation, at least when those experiments are based purely on (business) theory, rather than established successful practices in other jurisdictions. One World School continues its mission of synthesizing these to develop the world's best school, when judged in accordance with the constraints of a model admission policy and scalable resource use; when families and philanthropists tire of wasting their time, energy, and money on both uncompetitive, old-fashioned American schooling and the failing standard model of reform, they should contact us, so that their children can enjoy brighter futures.

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