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Senior Year Of High School: Tips For College Prep – Forbes Advisor - Vimarsana News

Senior Year Of High School: Tips For College Prep – Forbes Advisor

Not sure what to do your senior year of high school to ensure you have fun while staying organized? We have tips.

Source: forbes.com
New Surveys Point To Leading Factors In How Students Choose A College - Vimarsana News

New Surveys Point To Leading Factors In How Students Choose A College

New surveys highlight academic quality and cost/financial aid as the most important factors for students and parents when choosing which college to attend.

Source: forbes.com
Standardized testing has sucked the life out of learning. Stop focusing on test scores. - Vimarsana News

Standardized testing has sucked the life out of learning. Stop focusing on test scores.

Georgia's Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis once convicted standardized test cheating ring. What's criminal is prioritizing test scores.

Source: yahoo.com
North Carolina public school students performing better on standardized tests, report says - Vimarsana News

North Carolina public school students performing better on standardized tests, report says

North Carolina public school students performed better on standardized tests this past spring compared to the year before, according to data reviewed Wednesday by the State Board of Education.

Source: yahoo.com
NC school test scores, still below pre-pandemic levels, show signs of learning recovery - Vimarsana News

NC school test scores, still below pre-pandemic levels, show signs of learning recovery

Experts have predicted a full rebound to pre-pandemic scores would take years.

Source: wral.com