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July 1, 2015
New York
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November 26, 2012
New York
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Fewer top scores on more robust high school progress reports
By Rachel Cromidas
October 24, 2011
New York
New grades for schools for students on brink of dropping out
By Anna Phillips
February 2, 2011
New York
Union requests formal investigation of data reports' accuracy
By
Maura Walz
December 20, 2010
New York
More F's and fewer A's mark new high school progress reports
By Anna Phillips,
Philissa Cramer
November 3, 2010
New York
Most schools' grades drop as city releases report cards
By Anna Phillips
September 30, 2010
New York
A tale of two Bronx schools: similar scores but different ratings
By
Maura Walz
June 16, 2010
New York
City schools to be graded on a curve for next year's report cards
By
Maura Walz
January 29, 2010
New York
75 percent of high schools given A's and B's on progress reports
By Anna Phillips
November 16, 2009
New York
High school report cards won't be covered in "A's," officials say
By Anna Phillips
October 30, 2009
New York
Principals use progress reports as playbook to plan school year
By
Maura Walz
September 2, 2009
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