Some Tennessee fourth graders have to meet individualized ‘adequate growth’ measure or risk retention
This spring, Tennessee fourth graders will have to show during state testing that they’ve made progress toward becoming better readers in order to move to the fifth grade. (Getty Images)
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Tennessee fourth graders will have to show during state testing this spring that they’ve made progress toward becoming better readers in order to move to the fifth grade.
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