Many have expressed deep concern about the 10 percent of California students who do not graduate from high school because of the CAHSEE. By law, current funding to aid struggling students is targeted at students in grade - No Exit - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Many have expressed deep concern about the 10 percent of California students who do not graduate from high school because of the CAHSEE. By law, current funding to aid struggling students is targeted at students in grade Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-06-10 07:21:00 Open Document File Size: 2,04 MB Share Result on Facebook City San Francisco / San Diego / / Company Julian Betts / the Princeton Review / Kaplan Inc. / / Currency USD / / Facility Flora Hewlett Foundation Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Zau / Public Policy Institute of California / Public Policy Institute / / Organization Congress / Public Policy Institute of California All / California Legislature / Public Policy Institute of California / San Diego Unified School District / / Person Andrew C. Zau / Andrew Zau / / Position teacher / elementary school / / ProvinceOrState California / / PublishedMedium the Princeton Review / / SocialTag Education reform California High School Exit Exam California Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program No Child Left Behind Act Grade Education Education in California Evaluation

Many have expressed deep concern about the 10 percent of California students who do not graduate from high school because of the CAHSEE. By law, current funding to aid struggling students is targeted at students in gradeAdd to Reading List