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Article Archives How the Common Core and High-Stakes Testing are Sabotaging Students
From the article, "If the State Education Department saw this as an experiment, we would have an Independent Review Board (IRB) that would be tasked with monitoring the progress and protecting the subjects (our children) from unintended negative consequences. In fact, nobody in SED is monitoring the state's children to see if damage is being done, despite all of the accounts directly presented to the Chancellor and Commissioner during hearings across the state last year."
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