A judge in Oakland struck down California's controversial high school exit exam Monday, issuing a tentative ruling suggesting the test is unfair to some students who are shortchanged by substandard schools.If finalized, the unexpected ruling would block the state from carrying out its plan to deny diplomas for the first time to tens of thousands of seniors who have been unable to pass the exit exam... 46,768 seniors -- 10.7 percent of the class of 2006 -- had not yet passed the exit exam. Of those students, 61 percent are poor, and 44 percent are English learners.
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Welcome to my teacher resource blog. I am Dennis Guikema, a new teacher support coach in Oakland, California. Here I will post resources that might be helpful to the teachers with whom I work. Feel free to pass this info on to others.
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