grist for the mill
A not-so-secret research cacheFriday, November 12, 2004
State high schools fail federal standards for variety of reasons: "The state reports that 436 of its 937 high schools did not make adequate yearly progress in 2004. All of Detroit's public high schools were listed as failing, as were several schools in the state's largest cities such as Grand Rapids and Lansing.
But a wide range of suburban, small town and rural schools across Michigan also missed the mark -- including schools in Bay City and Brighton, Wolverine and Walled Lake.
Schools that fail repeatedly must allow students to transfer to other schools and could lose some federal funding, a penalty that most often hurts large urban districts."
But a wide range of suburban, small town and rural schools across Michigan also missed the mark -- including schools in Bay City and Brighton, Wolverine and Walled Lake.
Schools that fail repeatedly must allow students to transfer to other schools and could lose some federal funding, a penalty that most often hurts large urban districts."
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