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you and i magazine Published this article page no 24 Dallas schools use a “value added” school rating system that provides more accurate information, measuring individual student progress from a relative starting point. They then compare the scores with the same students scores from the previous year. Dallas schools score higher if students on average score higher than predicted by the previous years test scores and if the schools overall performance is better than that of other Dallas schools within the same demographics.  If Dallas schools perform lower than predicted, they earn a low rating.Herbert Marcus Elementary, part of the Dallas schools system, is the ideal candidate for the NCLB program. It is located in the inner city of Dallas, the building and grounds are run down, classes are overcrowded, and it is positioned on the edge of a grimy industrial zone. With 1,140 students, almost all are from low-income families and two-thirds speak English as a second language. Even the parents average a seventh-grade education you and i magazine online buy.

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