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Law: Is DOE misleading re high school drop out rates?

By James Ottavio Castagnera and Patrick J. Cihon

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How to lie with statistics Email|Print|Single Page| Text size ? + March 26, 2008 OF ALL the shortcomings of the federal No Child Left Behind law, one of the most glaring is its failure to set goals for improvements in...

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