Indiana Schools Get New Letter Grades
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Indianas State Board of Education introduces a new A-through-F grading system for schools, focusing on student achievements beyond test scores. The system awards points for academic mastery, career readiness, and more, with grades ranging from A (85-100 points) to F (below 54.9). No consequences apply this year, as leaders prioritize support over punishment for struggling schools. Recent adjustments benefit English learners, middle schoolers, special education students, and high schoolers. The state seeks a U.S. Department of Education waiver for funding flexibility, with the final rule awaiting Attorney Generals approval.
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