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News : 2009 State Report Card Coverage
Updated: Ohio's achievement gap program slashed
State report card shows initiative was effective; Former State Sen. Prentiss ‘disappointed’ in Strickland.
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Early College high schools show progress but lose funding State report cards showed that the schools made adequate yearly progress under NCLB and many received “excellent” ratings. But the schools won’t receive additional funding in the state’s next two-year budget like they have in the past.
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State report cards reveal charter school performance Some in the state's cities greatly outperformed traditional district schools, while many others failed.
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Report card rankings for schools in Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati A series of graphs breaking down the rankings for Ohio's biggest districts.
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Updated: Cleveland 'turnaround schools' see modest gains on state report card
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Early College high schools show progress but lose funding State report cards showed that the schools made adequate yearly progress under NCLB and many received “excellent” ratings. But the schools won’t receive additional funding in the state’s next two-year budget like they have in the past.
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State report cards reveal charter school performance Some in the state's cities greatly outperformed traditional district schools, while many others failed.
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Report card rankings for schools in Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati A series of graphs breaking down the rankings for Ohio's biggest districts.
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Updated: Cleveland 'turnaround schools' see modest gains on state report card
Rankings remained stagnant, with all but one in academic emergency, but the state found that the majority of the schools were helping students learn more than one year’s worth of material.
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