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With little bit of yellow and then the one below that says second. So read that the opposite way. So if you start in second grade the number of students who are proficient is that light green and the percentage of students that are advanced. So at that time 100 percent of the students were in green which was proficient or advanced. Now we do see a dip going into third grade. The scores drop across the board and so we see that reflected here. Some of those students who had been at proficient or a...

But i dont understand with a small number like 20 how it appears were supposed to try to compare this to a number of 225 which is i dont i need somebody who knows enough to tell me thats a valid comparison when it doesnt seem like it would be with 20 being such a small number. We do have to ensure that the students have matched scores so were looking at the [inaudible] and thats why the number is perhaps smaller because okay. Im not being critical of how small the number is, but this is a valid ...

Been attending since september. Once the plan is approved, rather than general education [inaudible] will be participating in this process as well. We have been having we were required to put together a Stake Holder Group and also a Leadership Group which is really just a [inaudible] is to meet regularly to help us through the process from beginning to end and that has been happening since september in october we brought on dan, the author of one or our review checklist that we used for our [ina...

Good evening. Im kate baldwin in for erin burnett. A gunman opens fire in a nashville Movie Theater. The shooters face was covered by a surgical mask. Listen to the tape were just getting in of the gunshots. You hear multiple rounds there. Police shot and killed the gunman but not before three people were injured. One man was cut, apparently, by the gunmans hatchet. Police described how the shooting went down. The gunman, the suspect raised his weapon toward that officer, pulled the trigger. Tha...

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