Raleigh




Schools likely to fail federal standards

Posted from NewsObserver.com - Local &a... 154 days ago
Raleigh North Carolina : Mainstream

Fewer students are expected to pass new reading exams given this year, making it harder for schools to pass the No Child Left Behind program. This means more schools will likely have to allow students to transfer and start tutoring programs. (original story)

Add this link Tell a friend

Recent News
UNC-CH student is Rhodes Scholar
The light's red, but it points to confusion
Hagan hunts for a prosecutor
Rove pins GOP hopes to Burr, others like him
Harold Webb chosen board chairman
Related News
Tough test standards trip up schools
'No Child Left Behind' results can be misleading
N.C. schools' test scores drop
Schools improve test performance
Most area schools fail 'No Child Left Behind' tests
Raleigh, schools rescue projects
State's reading tests count, feds say
Schools' windfall may be a bust
More students fail reading tests

Comments


Name


Comment


Please enter the number provided in the image below. If you can not read the number you may refresh your browser.



Photos

Videos

Beet Reporter


Top Tags



Shopping
Raleigh 
Dansko Raleigh for Women
.

Sub Topic
Blogs
Mainstream

Top Readers
sbeaumont

Related NewsBeets
Galicia: maravilla del mundo
Belize
Berita Indonesia
Dolores En Red
Libya
Dubai Life
Los Angeles Fire Department
Kenya News
Social Circle News
DC Life


Who we are

Newsbeet is a place where you can create your own news feed and have people vote on your stories!

Search NewsBeet


Browse NewsBeet
About NewsBeet

RSS + Social Media + You

NewsBeet is a platform for building your own news site covering any topic or beat you want. Start your site with topical RSS feeds and we'll do the rest. It's easy, fast, fun and profitable.

About Us
Contact Us
Be a Part of NewsBeet!

Build your own beet
© 2007 Newsbeet