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How Chicago put more students on track to graduate | Crain's Chicago Business - Vimarsana News

How Chicago put more students on track to graduate | Crain's Chicago Business

Now educators across the country are taking lessons from the nation’s third-largest public school district, write the co-directors of the Network for College Success.

Save Our Schools 497: Lawrence school district should move forward with a comprehensive plan (Column) - Vimarsana News

Save Our Schools 497: Lawrence school district should move forward with a comprehensive plan (Column)

“Prior to any further discussion about school closures, we call on the school board to create a procedure for best practices when considering school closures and to adopt this procedure moving forward,” Save Our Schools 497 writes in this column.

A sobering picture in preliminary state test results for Chicago Public Schools - Vimarsana News

A sobering picture in preliminary state test results for Chicago Public Schools

Chicago officials said the district provided results to schools early to help plan instruction, but scores are still preliminary.

MBA Round 1 Application Timeline - The GMAT Club The GMAT Club - Vimarsana News

MBA Round 1 Application Timeline - The GMAT Club The GMAT Club

We all know the MBA application process is a tough one. Between researching programs, writing essays, visiting schools, finding recommenders, and, oh yeah, holding a job simultaneously, it’s all too…

It's testing time in our schools. Standardized exams are a terrible way to measure student learning. - Vimarsana News

It's testing time in our schools. Standardized exams are a terrible way to measure student learning.

Our nation gives more authority to testing companies than it does to teachers. Multiple-choice questions reduce all of our students’ thinking to picking one correct fill-in-the-bubble answer.