Florida School 'Isolated' Black Students For Assembly On Poor Test Scores
A Florida elementary school 'isolated' a number of Black students, pulling them out of class and forcing them to attend an assembly about improving standardized test scores.
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A Florida elementary school 'isolated' a number of Black students, pulling them out of class and forcing them to attend an assembly about improving standardized test scores.
The presentation said 32% of students in the group performed at or above grade level; Black and biracial students performing at or above grade level were included in the assembly.
Black students at Bunnell Elementary in Florida were singled out, isolated, and forced to attend an assembly about improving their scores on standardized tests.
It didn't matter whether the students had failing or passing grades; the district confirmed students were selected to attend the meeting based on race.
Only Black students, whether low scoring or not, were called into an assembly Friday.