tmare_IHB New member Aug 24, 2009 #1 For anyone who would like to check the 2009 test results for any district or school, you can do that here. For local commentary on the scores here is an OCRegister article It was kind of nice to see my son's new Santa Ana charter school in the top five in the county for math at two grade levels!
For anyone who would like to check the 2009 test results for any district or school, you can do that here. For local commentary on the scores here is an OCRegister article It was kind of nice to see my son's new Santa Ana charter school in the top five in the county for math at two grade levels!
A Astute Observer_IHB New member Aug 24, 2009 #2 Does not display well in Firefox... Anyway, it is disappointing to find out that my kids' "advanced" category is shared by 99.5% of the student population there.
Does not display well in Firefox... Anyway, it is disappointing to find out that my kids' "advanced" category is shared by 99.5% of the student population there.
A Anonymous_IHB New member Aug 24, 2009 #3 Astute Observer said: Does not display well in Firefox... Anyway, it is disappointing to find out that my kids' "advanced" category is shared by 99.5% of the student population there. Click to expand... Look on the bright side - if the teacher ends up teaching to the middle of the class - then your kid is going to learn a lot!
Astute Observer said: Does not display well in Firefox... Anyway, it is disappointing to find out that my kids' "advanced" category is shared by 99.5% of the student population there. Click to expand... Look on the bright side - if the teacher ends up teaching to the middle of the class - then your kid is going to learn a lot!
A Astute Observer_IHB New member Aug 24, 2009 #4 No, everything they learn/know were all in their genes already.