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Indianapolis Tests Out Education Reform

By ADF Alliance Alert

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Matthew Tully writes at the Wall Street Journal: "Education reform has long been a popular buzz phrase. But too often it's proven to be a hollow call as the education establishment kills off common sense reforms even while we watch districts struggle with failing schools and low graduation rates. Last year, for example, the district that serves the core of Indianapolis had a heartbreakingly low graduation rate of 47% and half of the state of Indiana's schools failed to meet federal improvement standards in English or math. But now, as the new school year begins, a confluence of events is making Indianapolis a test case for real reform .

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on September 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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