July 16, 2015

Graduation Rates Are Insufficient as an Accountability Measure

By Bellwether

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Graduation rates aren’t a very good measure on which to hold high schools accountable. There are a couple reasons for this. First, graduation decisions are mostly left up to the schools and districts that are supposedly accountable for them. If you hold schools and districts accountable for their graduation rates, they have an incentive to […]

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