New Jersey Democrats advanced a bill this week that would permanently eliminate the state’s high school graduation proficiency test, a decades-old requirement that students pass a standardized exam before receiving a diploma.
The measure was approved by the Assembly Education Committee on Thursday, marking a key step toward removing the test from state graduation standards. Lawmakers said the move is aimed at promoting educational equity and reducing barriers for students who struggle with standardized testing despite meeting all other graduation requirements.
I hate to keep ragging on my former home State, but the amount of stupid coming out of there recently makes my brain hurt just thinking about it. School kids 'graduating' from NJ schools are in the absolute bottom tier in all categories - you know, the important ones like reading and math - and forget about civics and history - that ain't happenin' at all. It's genuinely frightening what's going on up there...
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Awesome!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations New Jersey!
100% graduation rate!
Awesome!
It is time for a raise for teachers and 'administrators'.
That then raises union dues.
That then raises the amount of money that goes to Die Partei!
Awesome!
back when I lived in Philly. people used to look at me when I told them I never cross the river again. hell, I have dated jersey
ReplyDeleteladies in the past and found them to nothing but trouble. and damn if there is a ton of divorced ladies over there.
like a UNREAL amount of them. just not worth the trouble. seeing how they run the schools over there, I understand why now. besides the taxes over there are just insane. and just what does one get after paying all of that ?
not much from what I have seen. last time I was in that state was close to 30 years ago now.